Russian families are using AI to 'resurrect' their loved ones who have been killed in the Ukraine war, sparking a debate about the ethics and impact of this technology on the grieving process. While some find solace in these AI-generated videos and photos, others view them as a cash grab and a distortion of reality. The article delves into the personal stories of those creating and using these AI-generated content, exploring the emotional and psychological implications. It also examines the broader context of the 'digital afterlife' industry and the ethical concerns surrounding the use of AI in mourning. The author reflects on the potential benefits and drawbacks of this technology, questioning its long-term impact on grieving families and the potential for it to become a commercialized form of remembrance.
