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> a) As these AI constructs become more advanced (especially around memory and personalization), we will eventually be able to treat them as people There alrea
by sofixa 4y ago
> a) As these AI constructs become more advanced (especially around memory and personalization), we will eventually be able to treat them as people
There already planned products to "capture" someone's voice and personality to be able to continue experiencing "them" after their death?
Shit is already weird.
https://technode.global/2022/10/21/this-startup-allows-you-to-reunite-with-deceased-loved-ones-using-ai-technology/ https://technode.global/2022/10/21/this-startup-allows-you-t...
- __MatrixMan__ 4y ago> One of its products, Re;memory, is a virtual human service based on AI technology which recreates the clients’ late family members by recreating their persona – from their physique to their voice. The service is for those that wish to immortalize their loved one’s story of life through a virtual human. There's so much sci-fi about this, it's pretty well charted territory. I bet reality will find a twist at haven't thought of though.
- CamperBob2 4y agoEasy to imagine archaeologists from a future civilization stumbling across a Black Mirror screenplay in the wreckage. After weeks of intensive effort at translating the text, they finally succeed, and at that moment they understand what happened to us. The researcher who makes the breakthrough runs out of the lab screaming, "It's a business plan! A business plan!"
- passion__desire 4y agoFunny old twitter thread about being sent wrong grade of copper: https://twitter.com/stephenniem/status/1507736851817418752 https://twitter.com/stephenniem/status/1507736851817418752
- atvcatole 4y agoThe 2017 movie Marjorie Prime with Jon Hamm is about this topic. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a7PtcOLJDco https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a7PtcOLJDco