Johanna Costigan is a writer and editor from New York. She writes about China’s digital governance, contested memory, and heterogeneous publics. Her articles and opinion pieces have been featured in Foreign Policy, Rest of World, The Diplomat, The China Project, Nikkei Asia, MERICS, the Los Angeles Review of Books China Channel, and other outlets. She worked in China as a Senior Writing and Speaking Fellow at NYU Shanghai and has studied abroad in Qingdao and Beijing. She has an MSc in Contempor
John and Martha Vlahos, outside his home on November 11, 2022 in El Cerrito, California. James created a chatbot or Dadbot as he calls it which allowed him to reconnect with his deceased father, the original motivation for starting Hereafter.AI. The implications of artificial intelligence within industries like film, journalism and medicine have gone from niche research to daily news. AI’s economic and labor ramifications are, now, under seemingly chronic review.
Deepfakes of the dead are further proof that in America, where no federal artificial intelligence regulations exist, AI-generated content can be legally used and monetized without consent from the humans whose work fed and keeps feeding the datasets AI relies on. Our ability to die without an AI-generated clone emerging in our wake is now in question for all of us, not just celebrities.
The industry is advancing faster in China, another global AI giant. Super Brain, a company based in Zhejiang province, creates “” for bereaved family members. According to the company’s founder Zhang Zewei, the idea came from a mourning father who hoped to talk to his deceased son. The company offers a range of services, from limited audio or visual clips to fully conversational video-enabled chatbots. According to Zhang, such customized griefbots can cost between 50,000 and 100,000 yuan .
It is unclear how AI companies will comply with consent obligations in cases in which those whose biometric data is being used have died and their living relatives are not only consenting, but requesting that the company use such data for their own benefit. It is an area with clear legal and commercial significance.
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