Digital afterlife: The possibilities and problems of living on after death

Digital afterlife: The possibilities and problems of living on after death

[Scroll.in] - 01/24/2025

Technology can now create a virtual existence for the deceased but it conflicts with cultural traditions and raises questions of grief, memory and ownership.



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