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New technology is changing the way people preserve the voices, faces, memories, and personalities of loved ones who have passed away. From realistic digital recreations to humanlike companion robots, these emerging systems are raising major questions about grief, privacy, consent, emotional attachment, and who ultimately controls a person’s digital identity. In this report, we examine how digital afterlife technology works, why families are using it, and what could happen when a virtual recreation begins forming new memories of its own.
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