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Chatbots of dead people are now a reality.
亡者的聊天機器人現(xiàn)在已成為現(xiàn)實。
According to Business Insider, tech firm Eternime is beta testing an app that will allow users to create a digital "avatar" of themselves after they die.
據(jù)“Business Insider”報道，科技公司“Eternime”正在數(shù)據(jù)測試一款應用，它允許用戶創(chuàng)立他們死后的數(shù)字“化身”。
And they're not the only ones trying to give the dead a voice.
并且他們不是唯一試圖讓亡者發(fā)聲的人。
Eugenia Kuyda's close friend Roman Mazurenko died in a car accident 3 years ago, at age 32.
尤金伲亞·庫伊達的密友羅曼·馬祖?zhèn)惪迫昵八烙谲嚨湥瑫r年32歲。
Kuyda missed Roman so much, she created a chatbot of him.
庫伊達是如此思念羅曼，以至于她創(chuàng)造了一個他的聊天機器人。
She put together around 10,000 of his text messages, and together with a brilliant AI engineer, made a bot that could replicate the way Roman used to speak.
她收集了大約一萬條他的短信，再加上出色的AI工程師，創(chuàng)造了一個能復制羅曼說話方式的聊天機器人。
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