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Resurrecting Loved Ones as AI ‘Ghosts’ Could Harm Your Mental Health

February 26, 2024

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(New Scientist) – Resurrecting deceased loved ones using artificial intelligence could harm mental health, create dependence on the technology and even spur a new religion, researchers have warned. (Read More)

Posted by Bioethics Pundit

Posted in Artificial Intelligence, Emerging Technologies, End of Life, Mental Health, News

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