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4:24Now PlayingA.I. keeps progressing with the newest service, Re;memory, which allows people to talk to hologram versions of deceased loved ones. John Iadarola and Jayar Jackson break it down on The Damage Report.
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Eerie AI Tech Processes Photos to Let You Talk to Dead Loved Ones
"DeepBrain AI’s service Re;memory uses machine learning to process photos and clips of recently deceased individuals to create a digital twin that can interact with the living as if they are on a video call.
Seoul-based DeepBrain showcased Re;memory at the Consumer Technology Association (CES) event in Las Vegas last week.
According to the Daily Mail, Re;memory’s service is expected to cost between $12,000 and $24,000 to create a virtual person.
It then costs a further $1,200 each time a person wants to have a conversation with it in Re;memory’s private memorial showroom."
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