首页|Research on Artificial Intelligence Described by a Researcher at Universidad Aut onoma de Queretaro (Digital Resurrection: Challenging the Boundary between Life and Death with Artificial Intelligence)
Research on Artificial Intelligence Described by a Researcher at Universidad Aut onoma de Queretaro (Digital Resurrection: Challenging the Boundary between Life and Death with Artificial Intelligence)
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By a News Reporter-Staff News Editor at Robotics & Machine Learning Daily News Daily News – New research on artificial intelligenc e is the subject of a new report. According to news originating from the Univers idad Autonoma de Queretaro by NewsRx correspondents, research stated, “The advan cement of Artificial Intelligence (AI) poses challenges in the field of bioethic s, especially concerning issues related to life and death. AI has permeated area s such as health and research, generating ethical dilemmas and questions about p rivacy, decision-making, and access to technology. Life and death have been recu rring human concerns, particularly in connection with depression.” Our news correspondents obtained a quote from the research from Universidad Auto noma de Queretaro: “AI has created systems like Thanabots or Deadbots, which dig itally recreate deceased individuals and allow interactions with them. These sys tems rely on information generated by AI users during their lifetime, raising et hical and emotional questions about the authenticity and purpose of these recrea tions. AI acts as a mediator between life, death, and the human being, enabling a new form of communication with the deceased. However, this raises ethical issu es such as informed consent from users and the limits of digital recreation. Com panies offer services like the Digital Resurrection of deceased individuals and the generation of hyper-realistic avatars. Still, concerns arise about the authe nticity of these representations and their long-term emotional impact. Interacti on with Thanabots may alter perceptions of death and finitude, leading to a pote ntial “postmortal society” where death is no longer viewed as a definitive end. Nevertheless, this raises questions about the value of life and the authenticity of human experiences. AI becomes a bridge between the living and the dead, part ially replacing rituals and mystical beliefs. As technology advances, there will be a need for greater transparency in interacting with AI systems and ethical r eflections on the role of these technologies in shaping perceptions of life and death. Ultimately, the question arises of whether we should allow the dead to re st in peace and how to balance the pursuit of emotional relief with authenticity and respect for the memory of the deceased. A deeper ethical consideration is n eeded on how AI alters traditional notions of life, death, and communication in contemporary society.”
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