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Would you let your family keep an AI version of you after you die?

The technology to recreate someone’s voice, writing style, and mannerisms is becoming easier to use. Part of me understands why a family might find comfort in it. Another part of me thinks grief needs a boundary. A simulation could preserve memories, but it could also make it harder to accept that…

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  1. 2026-10-04 11:58 · r/artificial
    Would you let your family keep an AI version of you after you die?

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