Artificial intelligence is going to reach a new port in our lives. In recent days it has been a trend possibility of resurrecting your loved ones through techniques that clone the voices of deceased people.
We have seen how prime time programs commented on this increasingly real possibility. We have even been able to see how people who have lost a loved one tried to get in touch with the program to try to have one last conversation with the person who is no longer in your lives.
Artificial intelligence reaches dueling technology
there is already numerous companies willing to enter the business of grief technology where they are responsible for specializing in the creation of virtual clones of deceased people.
There is already a name for this current, it is known as digital necromancy or ‘death capitalism’ and companies like Amazon and Microsoft are going to enter this business.
Is about create clones of people already disappeared, also called avatars or “verson”with the help of artificial intelligence.once i die the person with whom it has been experimented, This information can be used to create the digital version and be able to communicate with him.
These services lift the harshness of ethics, with many questions from many people about the ethics or not of replicating voices, faces or, in short, cloning already deceased people as proposed by this new trend. However, this product that will soon be part of our daily lives It will be a relief for many people who could not say goodbye of their loved one or that they had a pending conversation with them.
The psychologist Sara Losantosexpert in grief management, warns of the problem of trivializing death: “As a professional, I have several concerns regarding these deadbots. One is the tendency that we humans have to live as if everything were possible. We must incorporate the premise that existence has a limited duration and what That doesn’t make it any less meaningful. If it were eternal, everything we enjoy would make us fed up. “We enjoy it because it doesn’t last forever.”
