Talking Dead: Using AI to communicate with people who have passed

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Talking to chatbots has become an everyday part of life for a lot of us.

They help set timers, make calls and give us the weather forecast.

But what if the voice coming through your smart speaker belonged to a loved one who had passed away?

Dr Sophie Calabretto talks to Cosmos Magazine journalist Petra Stock about resurrecting loved ones through artificial intelligence, what these conversations might sound like and whether or not it's a road we should go down.

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