A I raises the dead (?)

A I raises the dead?

Can A I erase the veil between the dead and living again?

A I can have an enormous amount of data today and work with it. This can be applied to the human figure. With enormous amount of data collected on a person, A I can be programmed in a special way of treatment so that, in short, the deceased is revitalized with the data and so a digital "image" of the deceased is recreated and with the data on the deceased, can have the image interact with human living members as it did before decease with its characteristics via the data collected, entered into the programming which it then executes.

In a cautionary ethical concern of this activity, it is explored on whether to put age limit on those who would be exposed to this programming. For young people, they might get a wrong intention of its purpose, and because they are impressionable they would entertain wrong assumptions about use of the program when exposed to it.

The study is conducted, among others, by Katarzyna Nowasczyk-Bassinka of the University of Cambridge with Tomasz Hollanek  technology ethicists in generative A I.

An example may be found via ChatGPT, deadbots

Reviews

[DustinA7L]

Interesting concept. AI is both fascinating and scary to me. I've been using AI to generate images for my stories and it's been fantastic. But it also can be very concerning and I hope we proceed with caution with AI in the future.