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What if, in the future, a part of your personality could continue to exist even after your death—not merely as videos or photographs, but as an artificial intelligence capable of conversing, teaching, answering questions, and even controlling a humanoid robot using everything it learned during your lifetime? That is the proposal behind a project introduced by the U.S.-based company Veterans Recovery Network.
This data would be processed by artificial intelligence systems to create a digital profile capable of replicating specific aspects of how that person acts, reacts, and performs tasks; according to the creators, this profile could eventually be integrated into humanoid robots or even holographic representations, allowing family members or institutions to continue interacting with the individual's digital version.
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