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‘Never Say Goodbye’: Can AI Bring the Dead Back to Life?
This article delves into the fascinating and controversial world of AI resurrections, exploring how technology is changing the way we cope with grief.
TL;DR:
- AI is creating digital ‘resurrections’ of the dead, allowing people to interact with them.
- Projects like Replika and StoryFile use AI to mimic the deceased’s communication style.
- Experts debate the psychological and ethical implications of these technologies.
- Privacy and environmental concerns are significant issues with AI resurrections.
In a world where artificial intelligence can resurrect the dead, grief takes on a new dimension. From Canadian singer Drake’s use of AI-generated Tupac Shakur vocals to Indian politicians addressing crowds years after their passing, technology is blurring the lines between life and death. But beyond their uncanny pull in entertainment and politics, AI “zombies” might soon become a reality for people reeling from the loss of loved ones, through a series of pathbreaking, but potentially controversial, initiatives.
What are AI ‘Resurrections’ of People?
Over the past few years, AI projects around the world have created digital “resurrections” of individuals who have passed away, allowing friends and relatives to converse with them. Typically, users provide the AI tool with information about the deceased. This could include text messages and emails or simply be answers to personality-based questions. The AI tool then processes that data to talk to the user as if it were the deceased.
One of the most popular projects in this space is Replika – a chatbot that can mimic people’s texting styles. Other companies, however, now also allow you to see a video of the dead person as you talk to them. For example, Los Angeles-based StoryFile uses AI to allow people to talk at their own funerals. Before passing, a person can record a video sharing their life story and thoughts. During the funeral, attendees can ask questions and AI technology will select relevant responses from the prerecorded video.
In June, US-based Eternos also made headlines for creating an AI-powered digital afterlife of a person. Initiated just earlier this year, this project allowed 83-year-old Michael Bommer to leave behind a digital version of himself that his family could continue to interact with.
Do These Projects Help People?
When a South Korean mother reunited with an AI recreation of her dead daughter in virtual reality, a video of the emotional encounter in 2020 sparked an intense debate online about whether such technology helps or hurts its users. Developers of such projects point to the users’ agency, and say that it addresses a deeper suffering.
Jason Rohrer, founder of Project December, which also uses AI to stimulate conversations with the dead, said that most users are typically going through an “unusual level of trauma and grief” and see the tool as a way to help cope.
“A lot of these people who want to use Project December in this way are willing to try anything because their grief is so insurmountable and so painful to them.”
The project allows users to chat with AI recreations of known public figures and also with individuals that users may know personally. People who choose to use the service for stimulating conversation with the dead often discover that it helps them find closure, Rohrer said. The bots allow them to express words left unsaid to loved ones who died unexpectedly, he added.
Eternos’s founder, Robert LoCasio, said that he developed the company to capture people’s life stories and allow their loved ones to move forward. Bommer, his former colleague who passed away in June, wanted to leave behind a digital legacy exclusively for his family, said LoCasio.
“I spoke with [Bommer] just days before he passed away and he said, just remember, this was for me. I don’t know if they’d use this in the future, but this was important to me,” said LoCasio.
What are the Pitfalls of This Technology?
Some experts and observers are more wary of AI resurrections, questioning whether deeply grieving people can really make the informed decision to use it, and warning about its adverse psychological effects.
“The biggest concern that I have as a clinician is that mourning is actually very important. It’s an important part of development that we are able to acknowledge the missing of another person,” said Alessandra Lemma, consultant at the Anna Freud National Centre for Children and Families.
Prolonged use could keep people from coming to terms with the absence of the other person, leaving them in a state of “limbo”, Lemma warned. Indeed, one AI service has marketed a perpetual connection with the deceased person as a key feature.
“Welcome to YOV (You, Only Virtual), the AI startup pioneering advanced digital communications so that we Never Have to Say Goodbye to those we love,” read the company’s website, before it was recently updated.
Rohrer said that his grief bot has an “in-built” limiting factor: users pay $10 for a limited conversation. The fee buys time on a supercomputer, with each response varying in computational cost. This means $10 doesn’t guarantee a fixed number of responses, but can allow for one to two hours of conversation. As the time is about to lapse, users are sent a notification and can say their final goodbyes. Several other AI-generated conversational services also charge a fee for use.
Lemma, who has researched the psychological impact of grief bots, says that while she worries about the prospects of them being used outside a therapeutic context, it could be used safely as an adjunct to therapy with a trained professional. Studies around the world are also observing the potential for AI to deliver mental health counselling, particularly through individualised conversational tools.
Are Such Tools Unnatural?
These services may appear to be straight out of a Black Mirror episode. But supporters of this technology argue that the digital age is simply ushering in new ways of preserving life stories, and potentially filling a void left by the erosion of traditional family storytelling practices.
“In the olden days, if a parent knew they were dying, they would leave boxes full of things that they might want to pass on to a child or a book,” said Lemma. “So, this might be the 21st-century version of that, which is then passed on and is created by the parents in anticipation of their passing.”
LoCasio at Eternos agrees.
“The ability for a human to tell the stories of their life, and pass those along to their friends and family, is actually the most natural thing,” he said.
Are AI Resurrection Services Safe and Private?
Experts and studies alike have expressed concerns that such services may fail to keep data private. Personal information or data such as text messages shared with these services could potentially be accessed by third parties. Even if a firm says it will keep data private when someone first signs up, common revisions to terms and conditions, as well as possible changes in company ownership mean that privacy cannot be guaranteed, cautioned Renee Richardson Gosline, senior lecturer at the MIT Sloan School of Management.
Both Rohrer and LoCasio insisted that privacy was at the heart of their projects. Rohrer can only view conversations when users file a customer support request, while LoCasio’s Eternos limits access to the digital legacy to authorised relatives. However, both agreed that such concerns could potentially manifest in the case of tech giants or for-profit companies.
One big worry is that companies may use AI resurrections to customise how they market themselves to users. An advertisement in the voice of a loved one, a nudge for a product in their text.
“When you’re doing that with people who are vulnerable, what you’ve created is a pseudo-endorsement based on someone who never agreed to do such a thing. So it really is a problem with regard to agency and asymmetry of power,” said Gosline.
Are There Any Other Concerns Over AI Chatbots?
That these tools are fundamentally catering to a market of people dealing with grief in itself makes them risky, suggested Gosline – especially when Big Tech companies enter the game.
“In a culture of tech companies which is often described as ‘move fast and break things’, we ought to be concerned because what’s typically broken first are the things of the vulnerable people,” said Gosline. “And I’m hard-pressed to think of people who are more vulnerable than those who are grieving.”
Experts have raised concerns about the ethics of creating a digital resurrection of the dead, particularly in cases where they have not consented to it and users feed AI the data. The environmental impact of AI-powered tools and chatbots is also a growing concern, particularly when involving large language models (LLMs) – systems trained to understand and generate human-like text, which power applications like chatbots.
These systems need giant data centres that emit high levels of carbon and use large volumes of water for cooling, in addition to creating e-waste due to frequent hardware upgrades. A report in early July from Google showed that the company was far behind its ambitious net-zero goals, owing to the demand AI was putting on its data centres.
Gosline said that she understands that there is no perfect programme and that many users of such AI chatbots would do anything to reconnect with a deceased loved one. But it’s on leaders and scientists to be more thoughtful about the kind of world they want to create, she said. Fundamentally, she said, they need to ask themselves one question:
“Do we need this?”
Final Thoughts: The Future of AI and Grief
As AI continues to evolve, so too will its applications in helping people cope with grief. While the technology offers unprecedented opportunities for connection and closure, it also raises significant ethical, psychological, and environmental concerns. It is crucial for developers and users alike to approach these tools with caution and consideration, ensuring that they are used in ways that truly benefit those who are grieving.
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10 AI Prompts to Turn Your Pet Photos Into Phone Wallpapers (Plus Freebies!)
Discover 10 amazing prompts for how to create AI-powered phone wallpapers with AI platform, Midjourney. Unleash your inner artist!
TL;DR
- Learn how to turn your pet photos into stunning AI-generated wallpapers for your phone.
- Includes 10 creative AI prompts, from fantasy hero pets to minimalist silhouettes.
- Tips on using tools like MidJourney or DALL-E, optimising images, and sharing creations.
AI Pet Phone Wallpapers
Whether you’re a proud pet parent or simply adore animals, turning your furry (or feathery) friend into stunning AI-generated art is an exciting way to personalise your phone. With AI tools like MidJourney, DALL-E, or Stable Diffusion, you can create incredible, artistic renditions of your pet that fit your style and aesthetic.
In this article, we’ll share 10 unique AI prompts tailored to transform your pet photos into captivating works of art for your phone. You’ll also find detailed tips for getting started and optimising your wallpapers for the perfect fit.
Why Create AI Phone Wallpapers of Your Pet?
- Celebrate Your Pet: Turn your beloved companion into a piece of art you can cherish every time you unlock your phone.
- Personalisation: Make your phone truly unique with wallpapers that reflect your style and personality.
- Explore Creativity: Experiment with different artistic styles—be it fantasy, minimalist, or futuristic—and see your pet like never before.
Getting Started with AI-Generated Pet Wallpapers
To create AI art that truly stands out, follow these simple steps:
- Choose Your AI Tool: Platforms like MidJourney, DALL-E, or Stable Diffusion are perfect for generating artistic images from prompts. Look for features like image-to-image transformations, which allow you to upload your pet’s photo as a reference.
- Pick a High-Quality Photo: AI tools perform better with clear, detailed images. Choose a well-lit photo where your pet’s features—eyes, fur, feathers—are easy to distinguish.
- Tailor the Aspect Ratio: Most phones use a 9:16 aspect ratio (e.g., 1080×1920 pixels). Many AI platforms let you specify image dimensions before generating your artwork.
- Experiment with Prompts: Use the creative prompts provided below, or modify them to suit your pet’s personality and your artistic preferences.
- Finalise and Optimise: After generating the artwork, use tools like Canva or Snapseed to crop, adjust colours, or apply finishing touches.
10 AI Prompts for Stunning Pet Wallpapers
1. Fantasy Realm Hero
Inspiration: Imagine your dog as a knight or your cat as a sorceress—ready to embark on epic adventures!
Prompt: “A majestic portrait of [your pet’s species] wearing intricate fantasy armour, glowing eyes, standing atop a mountain, ethereal lighting, detailed fur texture, high-resolution phone wallpaper.”
2. Watercolour Painting
Inspiration: A soft, elegant depiction that works beautifully as a lock screen.
Prompt: “A hand-painted watercolour portrait of [your pet’s breed], soft pastel tones, white background, minimalistic style, high-resolution for phone wallpaper.”
3. Neon Cyberpunk
Inspiration: Perfect for sci-fi fans who love bold, high-energy designs.
Prompt: “A cyberpunk-style portrait of [your pet’s name], glowing neon colours, city skyline background, futuristic armour, vibrant lighting effects, high-resolution wallpaper.”
4. Royal Portrait
Inspiration: Imagine your pet as king, queen, or duke—complete with a gilded frame.
Prompt: “A regal portrait of [your pet’s species] dressed in Victorian royal attire, soft studio lighting, intricate clothing details, realistic painting, designed for a phone wallpaper.”
5. Dreamy Galaxy Explorer
Inspiration: Great for cosmic dreamers who want their pet among the stars.
Prompt: “A whimsical depiction of [your pet’s breed] floating in a galaxy, surrounded by planets and stars, dreamy pastel colours, cosmic glow, phone wallpaper resolution.”
6. Comic Book Superhero
Inspiration: Give your pet a bold, action-packed look with superhero vibes.
Prompt: “A dynamic comic book illustration of [your pet’s species] in superhero attire, bold colours, action pose, halftone effects, phone wallpaper resolution.”
7. Pop Art Extravaganza
Inspiration: Bright, eye-catching art for fans of modern and retro styles.
Prompt: “A vibrant pop art portrait of [your pet’s species], bold colours, abstract shapes in the background, Andy Warhol-inspired design, phone wallpaper size.”
8. Winter Wonderland
Inspiration: A seasonal touch for those who love winter themes.
Prompt: “A serene portrait of [your pet’s name] sitting in a snowy forest, soft light, frost-covered trees, realistic fur details, high-resolution phone wallpaper.”
9. Minimalist Silhouette
Inspiration: Perfect for a sleek, understated home screen.
Prompt: “A minimalist black-and-white silhouette of [your pet’s breed], clean lines, solid colour background, modern art style, high-resolution for phone wallpaper.”
10. Anime-Inspired Portrait
Inspiration: A playful depiction of your pet in a whimsical anime world.
Prompt: “An anime-style illustration of [your pet’s species], big expressive eyes, pastel colours, soft background, whimsical vibe, high-resolution phone wallpaper.”
Pro Tips for AI Success With AI-Generated Art
- Fine-Tune Prompts: Be specific about the colours, textures, and settings to get the best results.
- Use Advanced Features: Many AI tools offer style transfer or reference image settings—use them for a more customised look.
- Generate Variations: Create multiple versions of the same prompt to explore different artistic outcomes.
Sharing Your Creations
Once you’ve created your masterpiece, share it! Post your custom wallpapers on Instagram, Pinterest, or your favourite social platforms. Tag AIinASIA to inspire fellow pet lovers and show off your AI creations.
Final Thoughts on AI Personalised Wallpapers
AI tools are opening up endless possibilities for creating personalised and unique art. With these prompts, you can transform your pet into a star on your phone screen—whether they’re ruling a fantasy kingdom, exploring space, or posing as a royal icon.
Get started today and let your imagination run wild. Don’t forget to drop a comment or tag us with your favourites—your pet might just become the next AI art sensation!
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Everyday Hacks with Google and Microsoft AI Tools
Learn how AI productivity tools like Gemini and Copilot are transforming everyday workflows—and why a human touch still matters.
TL;DR
- Google’s Gemini and Microsoft’s Copilot are reshaping productivity with advanced AI features integrated into their suites.
- Gemini offers features like email summarisation, smart replies, and data analysis through Google Workspace, starting at $20 per user/month.
- Copilot, integrated into Microsoft 365, helps with document drafting, meeting automation, and data visualisation, starting at $30 per user/month.
- Both tools are designed to streamline repetitive tasks, improve collaboration, and spark creativity.
Embracing AI Productivity Tools In Your Daily Workflows
If you’ve ever wished for a workday where you can skip the admin grind and focus on the good stuff—creative ideas, strategy, and, dare I say it, an actual lunch break—Google’s Gemini and Microsoft’s Copilot are here to make it happen. These AI productivity tools are redefining how we work, play, and (let’s be honest) survive in today’s fast-paced, tech-driven world. Let’s explore how they’re transforming workflows and what’s in it for you.
Gemini: Google’s AI Assistant for Productivity Bliss
Launching in January 2025, Google’s Gemini is set to become the ultimate assistant for users of Google Workspace (yes, that’s what used to be G Suite). With AI weaved into Gmail, Docs, Sheets, Slides, and even Meet, Gemini aims to make the everyday less tedious and a whole lot smarter.
Gemini’s Features You’ll Actually Use
- In Gmail: Writing emails? Gemini can do it for you. Endless threads? Summarised. Replies? Smart and context-aware.
- In Google Docs: It’s like having a co-writer on speed dial, helping draft, summarise, or even whip up images for your content.
- In Google Sheets: Need data entered or trends spotted? Gemini has you covered with its enhanced Smart Fill feature.
- In Google Slides: Presentation nerves? Gemini’s image creation and background removal tools ensure your slides look the part.
- In Google Meet: From automatic note-taking to real-time translated captions, meetings just got a lot less exhausting.
Subscription Plans
- Gemini Business: $20 per user/month with basic features and usage limits.
- Gemini Enterprise: $30 per user/month, giving you premium features and more elbow room to explore Gemini’s capabilities.
Why Gemini Stands Out
As Upcurve Cloud says, Gemini doesn’t just help you “get things done”—it’s about doing them better. Whether it’s cutting through email chaos or polishing your next big presentation, Gemini’s AI helps you reclaim time for what matters. Bonus points for Google’s enterprise-grade security keeping your data safe.
Real-World Example: Gemini as a Productivity Tool
Creospark has many examples of using Copilot, such as Adore Me, a lingerie and sleepwear company, has leveraged Gemini to dramatically reduce the time spent on content creation—reducing over 35 hours of work creating product descriptions to just 30 minutes using Gemini, illustrating Gemini’s powerful capability to automate and accelerate content generation tasks, resulting in substantial time savings for e-commerce businesses.
Microsoft Copilot: The AI Powerhouse for Work Smarts
Not to be outdone, Microsoft has embedded Copilot into its Microsoft 365 ecosystem, turning apps like Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and Teams into supercharged productivity hubs. If you’ve ever dreamt of an assistant who “just gets it”, Copilot is the next best thing.
What Copilot Brings to the Table
- In Word: Copilot drafts, edits, and summarises like a champ, cutting hours off document creation.
- In Excel: Data insights? Charts? Done and done. Let Copilot turn rows of numbers into actionable insights.
- In PowerPoint: Presentations are no longer a slog—Copilot suggests content, designs, and layouts tailored to your needs.
- In Outlook: It sorts your inbox, drafts replies, and highlights what actually matters.
- In Teams: Catch-up summaries, action items, and real-time transcription make meetings less painful.
Subscription Options
- Commercial Plans: $30 per user/month for enterprises and large teams.
- Personal Plans: A modest $3/month price hike adds Copilot to Microsoft 365 Personal and Family subscriptions.
The Copilot Advantage
Copilot doesn’t just automate—it elevates. Imagine crafting a polished report in minutes or summarising a day’s worth of meetings at the click of a button. With its seamless integration across Microsoft 365 apps, Copilot ensures everything is right where you need it, when you need it.
Real-World Example: Copilot as a Productivity Too
Hargreaves Lansdown, a financial services company, has successfully used Copilot to streamline their workflow—financial advisers used Copilot to generate meeting summaries and annual review reports for clients, streamlining their workflow, demonstrating how Copilot can significantly improve efficiency in document creation and client communication in the financial sector.
The Real Impact of AI Productivity Tools
Both Gemini and Copilot are more than just fancy add-ons; they’re reshaping how work gets done. These AI tools are tackling the biggest pain points in the modern workplace:
- Saving Time: Whether summarising emails or automating reports, these tools free up hours in your day.
- Enhancing Creativity: With AI handling the grunt work, you can focus on big ideas and polished results.
- Improving Collaboration: From shared notes to instant insights, teams work better together.
- Boosting Decision-Making: Advanced data analysis gives you the insights you need to act fast.
A Word of Caution: Trust but Verify
AI tools like Gemini and Copilot can supercharge your productivity, but they’re not infallible. While they’re brilliant for handling the grunt work, they’re no replacement for human oversight and judgement.
Why Double-Checking Matters
- Accuracy: AI-generated outputs can occasionally misinterpret context or make errors.
- Appropriateness: AI doesn’t always understand nuances like brand voice, cultural sensitivity, or workplace-specific policies.
- Over-Reliance: Depending solely on AI may reduce your own engagement with the material, leading to missed opportunities or oversights.
Practical Tips for Responsible AI Use
- Review Outputs Carefully: Always double-check AI-generated summaries, drafts, or data visualisations before sharing or implementing them.
- Add the Human Touch: Make edits to ensure the content aligns with your goals, tone, and audience.
- Use AI as a Starting Point: Let the AI handle the groundwork, but refine the output with your expertise.
- Train AI Over Time: Where possible, provide feedback to improve the tool’s understanding of your preferences.
By staying engaged and bringing a human touch to AI-generated content, you can ensure your work remains accurate, professional, and impactful.
What’s Next? The AI Productivity Revolution
AI tools like Gemini and Copilot are undoubtedly paving the way for smarter, more efficient workplaces. But let’s remember that these tools are here to complement human skills, not replace them. By using AI responsibly—embracing its strengths while applying critical judgement—we can unlock its full potential without sacrificing quality or trust.
Your Turn
How do you strike the balance between relying on AI and adding your personal touch? Do you think we risk becoming too dependent on these tools? Share your thoughts in the comments below—we’d love to hear your perspective!
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ChatGPT’s Thirst for Water
Explore the connection between AI water usage and wildfire management.
TL;DR:
- AI data centres consume millions of gallons of water annually for cooling purposes.
- Reducing ChatGPT usage can help conserve water needed to combat wildfires in cities.
- Companies are exploring alternative cooling methods and data centre locations to minimise water usage.
In the midst of the blazing wildfires in the greater Los Angeles area, residents are eager to contribute to firefighting efforts in any way possible. While donations and volunteering are top of mind, a surprising call to action has emerged on social media: refrain from using ChatGPT.
Wait! What does ChatGPT have to do with water conservation and wildfire management?
This provocative suggestion raises the question: what does ChatGPT have to do with water conservation and wildfire management? Let’s dive in and explore the hidden connection between AI and water usage.
The Water-Guzzling Reality of AI Data Centres
AI platforms like ChatGPT rely on massive data centres to function. These data centres are packed with high-performance computer chips that process user queries, generating immense heat. To prevent servers from overheating and crashing, sophisticated cooling systems are employed, many of which rely on water.
The sheer volume of water consumed by these data centres is staggering. Some large facilities use millions of gallons of water annually to absorb and dissipate heat through cooling towers or evaporative cooling methods. This water usage can have a significant impact on local water supplies, especially in drought-prone areas.
The Collective Impact of Individual AI Usage
While it may seem like an individual ChatGPT query has a negligible effect on water consumption, the collective impact of millions of users interacting with AI services adds up quickly. By making small changes, such as delaying non-urgent AI tasks, Angelenos can contribute to conserving water and energy for critical firefighting efforts.
Exploring Alternative Cooling Solutions
As AI continues to advance, finding sustainable solutions for data centre cooling is becoming increasingly important. Some companies are exploring alternative cooling methods and data centre locations to minimise water usage.
One promising approach is immersion cooling, which involves submerging hardware in a special cooling liquid. This method can significantly reduce water consumption compared to traditional cooling techniques. Additionally, some AI companies are opting to build data centres in colder regions, where lower ambient temperatures can help regulate server temperatures more efficiently.
By investing in these alternative cooling solutions, AI companies can help mitigate their impact on water supplies and contribute to more sustainable technology practices.
The Fire Line: AI Water Usage and Wildfire Management
Current wildfires are exacerbated by the region’s ongoing drought, placing a strain on the state’s water supply. By reducing AI usage, residents can help free up water resources needed to combat these devastating fires.
As AI continues to permeate our daily lives, it is essential to recognise the hidden environmental costs associated with these technologies. By taking proactive steps to minimise our AI water footprint, we can help preserve valuable resources and support wildfire management efforts in major cities.
Wrapping Up: The Future of AI and Water Conservation
The connection between ChatGPT, water usage, and wildfire management serves as a stark reminder of the interconnectedness of technology and the environment. As AI continues to evolve, it is crucial for both companies and consumers to prioritise sustainable practices and invest in alternative cooling solutions.
By doing so, we can help minimise the environmental impact of AI and ensure that valuable water resources are allocated where they are needed most.
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