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> We can't bring back stillborn children or passed away loved ones, obviously Well, some of the AI work being done is specifically to do that in some form... (

> We can't bring back stillborn children or passed away loved ones, obviously Well, some of the AI work being done is specifically to do that in some form... (which I know also alarms many folks). Saving their voice, their chat histories, and turning that into a product. Even here I'm not convinced it can't be helpful depending on how it's done. But some of these situations get trickier and tricker and what I think we really need is research.

Sebb767 3y ago
Well, with kids and passed love ones it is a hard situation. Of course, healing people of their grieve is the strictly superior option, but the reality is more like spending years in therapy to get to a passable state versus having people spend a few hours a week with an AI chatbot and otherwise be quite well. It's really tricky. That being said, for relationships I do think it is worth to invest the effort to heal in nearly all cases, if only for reasons of maintaining the population. But we all know that relationships are hard and AI bots replacing those is what I'm really worried about.