Gone but not forgotten: Using generative AI to bridge grief


In Malaysia, some are using AI-generated media to honour the memory of deceased loved ones. — This visual is human-created, AI-aided

Muhd Redwan Adman lost his father 10 years ago. Looking back, the photographer, who is now in his 30s, wishes he had more photos and videos of his father, which could help him reminisce fondly about times gone by.

In an interview, he says: “Back then, I didn’t have enough money for the latest camera phones or cameras. I had only just started working when my dad passed away. Sadly, I only have one good photo of my father.”

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