Meta patents AI that takes over a dead person account to keep posting-chatting

> [Zuck] emphasized that such systems should require the person’s consent, saying it “should ultimately be your call.”

I'd find it morbidly hilarious (I'd be outraged too, but the lack of tact and the ensuing outrage would be hilarious) if it's enabled by default and users have to opt-out.

Using the simulation of dead people for content engagement in the attention-economy and Zuck-enrichment... If anyone is capable of that, it'd be him.

"Becky [Your highschool crush, FB knows how many hours you lurked her profile] liked your latest 5 Instagram posts... would you like to reach out?"

This is exactly the kind of AI innovation I d expect from Meta.

Profiting of teenage girl insecurities was just not doing it anymore.

So we have moved from The Onion to Black Mirror realities?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Be_Right_Back

Some information about this leaked 3 years ago (February 2023), see:

https://cdn.xcancel.com/pic/orig/64D3E63614C36/media%2FHBUh4...

via

https://xcancel.com/BasedTorba/status/2023560958023450771

Dead Internet Theory jumps shark.

Leave it to Zuck to not only pursue this morbid idea, but to add a dollop of poo on top with a patent. Bravo!

Why are companies hell bent on manifesting literally every episode of Black Mirror?

I guess when your user base is dying it makes sense to resort to necromancy.

Great idea. Dead grandma will encourage grieving grandpa to get ED drugs in bargain prices and give free suicide ideation ideas to the grandkids.

Yay

how long to s1m0ne ?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Simone_(2002_film)

this reads like an attempt to patent indivual style and then weaponise that to prosecute anyone with a "similar" style for infingment

How creepy but yet how fitting to Meta!

So now the Are You Dead app [1] can just reply "yes I am, how are you?".

1: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Are_You_Dead%3F