After his father’s passing, the 38-year-old knew he would sacrifice everything to have another father-son discussion.
He therefore began working on a method that could enable people in his situation to do the same utilizing artificial intelligence.
“Live Forever Mode” is a virtual reality gadget that Artur has designed. It has digital avatars that, after only 30 minutes of user observation, can mimic a person’s speech, mannerisms, and motions.
The intention is for the avatar to remain online indefinitely as a memento of its creator, allowing subsequent family generations to communicate with it.
Companies all across the world are reinventing our relationship with the deceased in a variety of ways, but some are raising red flags.
Elaine Kasket is a cyber psychologist and author. “It’s really pushing on that fundamental anxiety that we have about the end of our being.”
That causes a great deal of anxiety for some people. To be honest, I’m a little worried about using those genuine existential fears to promote your goods.