“According to Futurism, Rocks also emphasize the seances’ brevity. Often, after a loss, whatever last words or moments you had with someone, good or bad, are seared into your memory. And in many cases — an accident, say — there’s often no goodbye at all. Rocks likens his product to an AI-generated Ouija board for closure, rather than a means of immortality. “It’s essentially meant to be a short interaction that can provide a sense of closure. That’s really where the main focus is here,” said Rocks. “It’s not meant to be something super long-term. In its current state, it’s meant to provide a conversation for closure and emotional processing.” Another example of this was the account of James Vlahos who lost his father to cancer in 2017, and recorded several instances of his father’s stories while he was alive and managed to channel these into a chatbot which would eventually prove to be the catalyst for his product “Hereafter AI”. According to AIBC, Not only does this program allow someone to communicate with a phenomenally life-like replica of a loved one but enables them to “live on” sort of speak in a “life-story avatar”. With the very recent leaps and bounds being achieved in the field of AI of late, revisiting this possibility seemed like an extremely exciting avenue to pursue. Coinciding with the QingMing Festival, funeral companies are taking the abilities of some seminally influential AI technologies such as ChatGPT, and AI generator Midjourney to not only resynthesise a deceased loved one but create new experiences from the replication.” https://endtimeheadlines.org/2023/05/ai-companies-are-enabling-humans-to-make-contact-with-the-dead/#:~:text=According%20to%20Futurism,from%20the%20replication.
2 Corinthians 11:14 No wonder, for even Satan disguises himself as an angel of light.
Isaiah 8:19 When they say to you, “Consult the mediums and the spiritists who whisper and mutter,” should not a people consult their God? Should they consult the dead on behalf of the living?
Fire Lily 