For example, how should they make funeral arrangements, continue to pay bills, maintain the house, etc.?
But this knowledge could be imparted to an AI that their children would access after their parents die.
The recipient risk would possibly be lower as well.
This also needs at least a domain that invokes recent tech developments. So a .ai probably. Might make sense to use ChatGPT, but maybe to do the work, not to talk to customers. At least the TLD.
Something like…
deathwish.ai has a nice ring to it, something like that?
Maybe even just buy a domain, feed that to ChatGPT4 with some plugins and tell it to build the site. Just set a payment threshold, let it go. See how far it makes it.
Thanks! I’ll tell ChatGPT how much you helped with the idea. Totally inspired it, really. I can’t take much credit if I’m being honest.
Until it becomes aware of it's name and models itself after Charles Bronson movies.
Even if AI could recreate dead people 100%, I think it's just not a good idea. If I wanted advice, I'd listen to AI Churchill or something.
Whatever you impart to the past max not have any relevance anymore once you're dead. Things change and your children will be better adapted to it to make the right decisions.
Except of course if you mean something like "how to maintain this specific grandfather clock I've left you" - which they may just throw out.
Maybe this protocol will help you https://github.com/christophercalm/if-im-gone
It's just easier to write notes in some form.
I'm increasingly weary of integrating technology, especially for-profit corporate technology, intimately. And yeah, as another commenter mentioned, talking to a "ghost" of me would be weird.