Researchers and entrepreneurs are starting to ponder how artificial intelligence could create versions of people after their deaths – not only as static replicas for the benefit of their loved ones but as evolving digital entities that may steer companies or influence world events. — Background vector created by starline - www.freepik.com
What if Abraham Lincoln could address US Congress today? Or your great grandmother could help run the family business?
Researchers and entrepreneurs are starting to ponder how artificial intelligence could create versions of people after their deaths – not only as static replicas for the benefit of their loved ones but as evolving digital entities that may steer companies or influence world events.
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