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AI Tools Enter Grief Industry by Simulating Deceased Loved Ones

via Phys.org·4h ago

Artificial intelligence is now being used to simulate the voices, writing styles, and conversational patterns of deceased individuals, moving into the intimate realm of human grief. This development raises profound ethical questions about the authenticity of mourning and the potential for psychological dependency on digital simulacra. The broader implication is a societal shift where technology mediates personal loss, potentially altering how humanity processes death and memory.

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