Deadbots: Immortality Through AI?

Deadbots: Immortality Through AI?
Explore the intriguing world of digital immortality in today's deep dive into how technology is capturing the essence of who we are. From the digital footprints we leave behind to the sophisticated AI technologies shaping this concept, we uncover how our online actions may lead to a form of eternal digital presence. We'll delve into "deadbots," AI-driven digital recreations of deceased individuals, and discuss the ethical, existential, and philosophical questions they raise.
How close are we to making digital resurrection a reality? What are the potential dangers and the ethical dilemmas of such advancements? Learn about the role of generative AI in creating indistinguishable human-like content and the fine-tuning processes that enable AIs to mimic human personalities and emotions.
Join the conversation and share your thoughts in the comments below. If you find this topic as fascinating as we do, don't forget to like and share this video!
OUTLINE:
00:00:00
Fact or Fiction?
00:00:36
Do You Want Your Loved Ones to Live After Death?
00:01:48
We Now Have a Massive Digital Footprint!
00:03:12
Generative AIs Could Keep Us Going After Death!
00:04:32
How Artificial Intelligences Like "Griefbots" Can Imitate Us?
00:06:02
What Are the Dangers of Digital Avatars?
00:07:31
Would You Want It?

[@LaboriousCretin]

Would you really want another company to own such or even biases from governments? Small footprint from getting caught between social wars. Easy OSINT/data scraping. Hard to actually simulate, due to lower level footprint.
This doesn't even get to. Social engineering and algorithmic pipelines and biases and echo chambers and such. Algorithmic trading and predictive analytics. As long as it runs no human can beat it. A.I. learning war from humans and running iterations like an amalgam of Go. Psychological profiling of individuals and groupings, and silos. Social constructed biases and conflicts. A.I. influincers.
Again not really getting into some of the differences in A.I. types. Human brain emulation type or human made neural nets with extra coding or just a crude facsimile or other. If replacing cell by cell or cluster by cluster and check at each step. At what point does the human stop being human? The ship of theseus paradox.
One irony all religions have is they didn't even try to make a afterlife. No delusions of gods/goddess needed.

[@InformationHero]

Thank you for sharing your thoughts on the complexities of A.I. and the potential implications.