Researchers warn
Chat robots have resurrected the dead in numbers
AI ethical scientists call on emergency protection of emerging "Live" industries.
These issues are concentrated on chat robots. These chat robots imitate the appearance, words and personality of the deceased.
These AI cloned are called "dead" or "sad robots" and trained the data of the deceased. They then provide analog interaction with the late virtual entertainment activities.
Researchers at the University of Cambridge said that the "existence of autopsy" may be harmed by society and psychological damage.
Their new research highlight several risks. One of them involves the deadlock for advertising. By imitating the lost loved ones, Deadbot can manipulate its fragile survivors to buy products.
Another problem involves treatment applications. Researchers are worried that these will produce "overwhelming emotional weight". This can exacerbate the sadness process into endless virtual interaction.
The deceased is lifelike
This study also imagined unnecessary notifications of continuous junk users. The researchers compare it with "dead numbers entanglement".
This is a prospect of quickly becoming realistic. Services such as "project December" and "later" have provided customers with the opportunity to digitize the dead of the dead.
In order to reduce risks, the researchers called on Deadbot designers to seek consent from the "data donor" before their death. They also hope that these products will regularly remind users of risks to provide simple exit agreements and disrespect for the deceased.
Another suggestion is the way to terminate the user -friendly. These may even involve the "digital funeral" of Deadbot.
All these measures need to consider the measures left by the deceased and them.
Dr. Tomasz Hollanek, one of the co -authors of the research, said: "What is important is that digital source services must not only consider their rights and consent, but also have the right to interact with the simulation."
"If people are shocked by those who have lost those people who have lost their people, these services may bring huge distress to people. Potential psychological influence, especially in the period when it was already very difficult, may be devastating. "" "
Chat robots have resurrected the dead in numbers
AI ethical scientists call on emergency protection of emerging "Live" industries.
These issues are concentrated on chat robots. These chat robots imitate the appearance, words and personality of the deceased.
These AI cloned are called "dead" or "sad robots" and trained the data of the deceased. They then provide analog interaction with the late virtual entertainment activities.
Researchers at the University of Cambridge said that the "existence of autopsy" may be harmed by society and psychological damage.
Their new research highlight several risks. One of them involves the deadlock for advertising. By imitating the lost loved ones, Deadbot can manipulate its fragile survivors to buy products.
Another problem involves treatment applications. Researchers are worried that these will produce "overwhelming emotional weight". This can exacerbate the sadness process into endless virtual interaction.
The deceased is lifelike
This study also imagined unnecessary notifications of continuous junk users. The researchers compare it with "dead numbers entanglement".
This is a prospect of quickly becoming realistic. Services such as "project December" and "later" have provided customers with the opportunity to digitize the dead of the dead.
In order to reduce risks, the researchers called on Deadbot designers to seek consent from the "data donor" before their death. They also hope that these products will regularly remind users of risks to provide simple exit agreements and disrespect for the deceased.
Another suggestion is the way to terminate the user -friendly. These may even involve the "digital funeral" of Deadbot.
All these measures need to consider the measures left by the deceased and them.
Dr. Tomasz Hollanek, one of the co -authors of the research, said: "What is important is that digital source services must not only consider their rights and consent, but also have the right to interact with the simulation."
"If people are shocked by those who have lost those people who have lost their people, these services may bring huge distress to people. Potential psychological influence, especially in the period when it was already very difficult, may be devastating. "" "