Cancer patient uses AI to help family remember him

Michael Bommer, a cancer patient who was diagnosed with colon cancer that became terminal, is using AI to help his family remember him. Eternos CEO Robert LoCascio reached out with an idea to capture Bommer's voice and memories and turn it into an AI that can interact with his family members.
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The ai talks too fast to sound realistic

[@sharonsolana]

Cool!

[@mtheory85]

This is the worst thing I've seen in a long time.

[@shoobydoobiemauiwowee]

This is great news! It would be cool to make figurines out of people and link their a.i. personalities through QR codes...if there were businesses that did all this together it could revitalize shopping malls.

[@WaynerTheGamer]

😁😎

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Oh jesus 🙄

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😂