An image straight out of a sci-fi movie is about to become a reality thanks to artificial intelligence, as a man suffering from terminal cancer will stay digitally with his family. 61-year-old Michael Bommer from Berlin who is a software designer was diagnosed two years ago with colon cancer. Since then, he has undergone surgeries and treatments to no avail, giving him little time to live. So he made a farewell post on social media announcing the unpleasant news, which caught the attention of his friend and colleague Robert LoCascio, founder of artificial intelligence service LivePerson. The New York Post reported that LoCascio immediately contacted Bommer, both to express his support and to propose a strange idea. The former on the occasion of the loss of his father, developed the artificial intelligence program Eternos.life that will allow people to interact with a digital copy of their loved ones […]
Source: News Beast
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