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least the best business china saw september 27th on dw, the when someone you love dies, it can be incredibly difficult. but what if you could speak to them just one more time. artificial intelligence is making this possible chat box, or digital of a task possess the ability to mimic our personalities, kind of like living on after death. but is that something we even want? tech companies around the world are competing to make the perfect recreation of a deceased person's likeness. thanks to advances in the i and dfcs, they are becoming increasingly realistic. the budgeting grief tech industry is already making a name for itself, particularly in china and the us. but what is it like to chat with a copy of
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a deceased partner, christie, angel from the us did just that. if you had a chance to talk to someone that guy that you love, would you take it without knowing what the risk is without knowing what the outcome is? would you take it? at american christie angel chatted with an a i about which she had to train 1st with a few personal details about a d. c, 's boyfriend. this experience it was treat there were, were things that scared me and a lot of stuff. i didn't want to hear in the documentary tunnel you to jim and phil make us explore what it's like to try to bring that back to live in some way. using a i mentioned into shits and people always on the estimate the effect of talk going to machines that pretend to
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be human mentioned, it is on why that would be k e. i tricks people by repeatedly using small portions from the deceased person's data set to hack meant been not loading. for example, as to songs you listen to together or movies you watch together. have so many minutes of them using the psychological consequences of this kind of a i haven't yet been research. that's why it's so c all as much as might start wants to know how it impacts grief. i so our nation must lock these of up to us new . don't know what the top will say next or how would will use the original material, newton, the should, anybody's, what did lie about the deceased person perhaps even destroyed the memories you have of them. and what about menu possession of the assessment team already pulled up soon? as someone has to contribute, yeah. but after all equals or interests are at play here or stand on the one event . and if it's a company post you economic objectives, well, that might not always be beneficial for the grieving process. what says here,
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a grieving by that says good bye to her young daughter in virtual reality. the encounter was film for tv in 2020, and spock control. obviously, the girls advertise was created from photos and videos. that's 51. it was very moving the ball. so disturbing, but i can see why someone might want to do is mentioned. indeed, the virtual meeting was a positive experience for the mother. perhaps in future digital advertise could help us say good bye. when we just want to remember, could you imagine meeting and the i double of a deceased loved one. it seems to have helped this mother at least truly. it also depends on the quality of the i am the way you engage with it. but expos, one of the dangers of putting too much trust in of a task like these, of a toddler totally of a task, even impressed. and the i,
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i'm still alive. i'm not even going to check. so the question is whether that can actually help people who used my money because you'll still have this presence, even if it's a thing, it's like you might be able to get things off your chest and have a conversation with them. again, maybe even move on from conflicts, you might have had income, but that's also the very real possibility that you get stuck as tangled up in you agreed to fall off of things. never the less of a task can be a source of support for the believe me, tell you the bottom of from berlin was terminally ill with cancer. he wanted to preserve a part of himself for his wife and children. so he developed in a i version of himself. it also helps him reflect and come to terms with his own life insurance company from the u. s. helped him make it happen. trust me is really find the closer to sort of my right to really kind of this is the so this is, this is, this is what i and then a 2nd this folder and making it available for my wife, for my kids,
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even for practice, which is a bit there is a, is a funeral to make sure the model was as realistic as possible the i needed a lot of training data. the hardest part in all of this player knows audio a motion. you have you read about 300 phrases. it sounded like i love you, ellen, shut the door and it looks like, wow, so we, we capture all your emotional states and then we can pile that into an invoice. say i, or the 1st step was creating a visual model. if you're ready to get started, i recommend answering the questions in the relationship category. would you like to do that by a graphic effect, as well as personal stories and opinions are recorded that way? yeah, i can communicate more effectively down the line. sure. feel free to reach out have a great day. it's very emotional. you're thinking about the time you're
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thinking about the most of your life. and then you're thinking very, very hard on. how do you want to be mad? his wife and that's the bottom i was given access to the after he died when she feels lonely in the evenings, she might ask for a few last words before bed. and here michael is a i generate advice like in this demo. remember that i'm always here for you, and i look forward to showing many more beautiful moments together. sleep well, my dear sweet dreams. incredible. i don't know even of a talk would really confident me though. how we deal with death isn't just doesn't know, but also cultural for many around the world honoring the dad can be a daily event with offerings and alters at home. tech companies are creating digital options for these things. for example, a digital likeness of the meta verse that lives on for ever be met someone that wants to just up because stuck at lobster live in the middle of us here. she can
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meet friends and explore the world. and for when she passes away, they call imagines how avatar living on the here use. as of the mid of us, i'm human space will soon be able to collect that data in order to create digital copies of themselves. the founder of the platform wants to make it possible to have encounters with the seas. loved ones you know, my father died and my kids. they didn't get a chance to properly get to know him. and i think this technology can help to do that. um, where you can talk to some people from, from your family to 3 generations back, but not just looking at the picture of them, but probably have a conversation with them. a meeting between 2 of a 1000 the mid of us can see a quite real the the ops who translates every digital tops into a light touch on the scan made of us using it called once the descendants, to learn about who she was. you look at this place, it's
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a place where of the idea of me passing away and in a 100 years my kids, their kids and their kids have a chance to come find me in here. my life story. when the 32 year old talks about leaving her avatar in the matter of us hope is that someone will be able to see her again. here. her mother recently passed away, and he called stucco hopes that some day she'll meet in the eye of the top of her mother here. being able to stand in front of her and ask her about a memory or just something that she hasn't told me in a very long time or something that she told me as a child, it would help me to grief. it would be a beautiful experience for me to be able to have a full blown conversation with her. so when he called
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a digital version of her mother would help keep unimportant relationship lies. i'll be here. i'll be here. if i would see my mom, i would envision myself, 1st of all crying and would be a nice feeling to to hear her voice. i know that it's not her. it's not her. but it's her. you know, her voice. i think that's beautiful. nicole stock of wants to give her own children the opportunity to meet her in the mid of us. now that's something to wrap your head around. in the tv series upload people upload the extra consciousness onto a virtual platform. although i doubt we'll see that anytime soon. now, let's take a look at how the thought is actually made to collect data for the a i, the subject puts on that tracking suit and be all goggles. ready moiz movements and other biometric data could be recorded in this way to then the compliance,
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the data into a novel top. ringback the more data is available, the more comprehensive and lifelike the top will become. the, every user will have the ability to have several tweaking points where they will decide how they want that personally to, to be either very precise of what they are or maybe a little bit of imagination and let a, i kind of take over some parts with the personally, wait a minute, be of a todd doesn't have to look like me. that means i could leave behind a completely different version of myself. but one way or another is still needs my data to work in the block chain based mid of as sensitive data is to be stored locally on use as computers. that way everyone can insure their own security. but the feature that would allow for the data caps in the mid of us isn't activated yet . and in the extremes, quickly show the models limits. hello. hey there, how you doing?
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a did a auto red say your was reach out to across the isa. bridging wells with a simpler inquiry. listen, listen, can you be, can you, can you be, can you on to be a little shorter, please on really appreciate that. thank you. i to be nice to you, i because you never know what to do with you. not very convincing sofa, but work on combining a i n v r is ongoing. the most difficult part is connecting to a i, uh, with some new uh because there's a lot of things that the, some of them are planning to do. so it's the, our checking account taking everything, converting it to data, and then sending today, or going to things, processing it there until sending it back to the connection was the, the store so that i can prepare some new space requires an annual, a subscription fee. the upcoming live forever feature will also see something similar. the live for
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a remote for me would be an extension of my consciousness throughout infiniti dislike, leaving behind a family album or something. but i don't think anybody would look at it. once you're gone, you're gone. you know, is that really true? i don't think so, but it seems like there's hold for a way to continue living on digitally, even if most of these ideas completely thought out yet. for example, i wonder what would happen if an object i would just turned off or if your subscription runs out, what do you have to grieve a 2nd time? what do you think that is know, and we'll see you next time onto the dw news on a couple days. and the note imagine
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