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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Do you know what will happen to your digital self after you die?Your voice, your messages, your photos, your online history. All of it can now be used to create a lifelike AI version of you. A version that can speak, respond, comfort, argue, and continue conversations long after your body is gone.Most people have no idea this is possible. Even fewer realise they're leaving behind enough data for someone else to resurrect them. Without consent, without limits, and without any laws to protect their memory.Welcome to the age of the digital afterlife.Artificial intelligence can now recreate startlingly realistic simulations of the dead. These "AI grief companions" can sound like you, think like you, and interact with your loved ones as if you never left. For some, this is comforting. For others, it's deeply unsettling. For everyone, it raises urgent questions: Who owns your digital identity after you die?Could someone bring back a version of you that says things you never would?What happens when your loved ones rely on a simulation instead of grieving?How do you protect your legacy in a world where your data can outlive you?And most importantly: how do you make sure your digital afterlife reflects the person you truly were?Grief and Loss in the Age of AI is the first authoritative guide to this new frontier. Drawing on psychology, neuroscience, anthropology, ethics, and cutting-edge technology, it reveals what AI grief companions can really do, and what they can't. It shows how these tools affect the living, how they reshape grief, and how they can distort or preserve the memory of the dead.Inside, you'll learn: How AI grief companions are built, and why they feel so realThe psychological and neurological effects of interacting with a digital version of a loved oneThe emotional risks and benefits of AI-mediated griefThe ethical dilemmas of resurrecting someone who cannot consentHow to assess whether these tools support healing or quietly undermine itHow to create a digital legacy plan that protects your identity, your values, and your memoryHow to ensure your loved ones are not left with impossible decisions about your digital remainsThis technology is already here. The marketing is persuasive. The science is still catching up. And the people most affected are often the least prepared.Whether you're planning ahead, supporting someone who is grieving, simply curious, or trying to understand a world where technology can echo the voices of the dead, this book gives you the clarity, insight, and courage to navigate choices no previous generation has ever faced.Your digital afterlife is already being written. This book helps you take control of it. A chance to hear a loved one's voice again feels compelling, yet unsettling. AI grief companions recreate the dead with powerful realism. This book explains how they work, their risks, and how to decide if they are right for you. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Do you know what will happen to your digital self after you die Your voice, your messages, your photos, your online history. All of it can now be used to create a lifelike AI version of you. A version that can speak, respond, comfort, argue, and continue conversations long after your body is gone.Most people have no idea this is possible. Even fewer realise they're leaving behind enough data for someone else to resurrect them. Without consent, without limits, and without any laws to protect their memory.Welcome to the age of the digital afterlife.Artificial intelligence can now recreate startlingly realistic simulations of the dead. These 'AI grief companions' can sound like you, think like you, and interact with your loved ones as if you never left. For some, this is comforting. For others, it's deeply unsettling. For everyone, it raises urgent questions:Who owns your digital identity after you die Could someone bring back a version of you that says things you never would What happens when your loved ones rely on a simulation instead of grieving How do you protect your legacy in a world where your data can outlive you And most importantly: how do you make sure your digital afterlife reflects the person you truly were Grief and Loss in the Age of AI is the first authoritative guide to this new frontier. Drawing on psychology, neuroscience, anthropology, ethics, and cutting¿edge technology, it reveals what AI grief companions can really do, and what they can't. It shows how these tools affect the living, how they reshape grief, and how they can distort or preserve the memory of the dead.Inside, you'll learn:How AI grief companions are built, and why they feel so realThe psychological and neurological effects of interacting with a digital version of a loved oneThe emotional risks and benefits of AI¿mediated griefThe ethical dilemmas of resurrecting someone who cannot consentHow to assess whether these tools support healing or quietly undermine itHow to create a digital legacy plan that protects your identity, your values, and your memoryHow to ensure your loved ones are not left with impossible decisions about your digital remainsThis technology is already here. The marketing is persuasive. The science is still catching up. And the people most affected are often the least prepared.Whether you're planning ahead, supporting someone who is grieving, simply curious, or trying to understand a world where technology can echo the voices of the dead, this book gives you the clarity, insight, and courage to navigate choices no previous generation has ever faced.Your digital afterlife is already being written. This book helps you take control of it.…

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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. "Mind-bending - but this book doesn't sensationalize it. It's thoughtful about the comfort these tools can bring, but also honest about the risks." (Verified Purchase, 5-Star Review)Someone you love has died. And now there is an app that can speak in their voice.It can respond to your messages. Reference memories only they would know. Sound, eerily, like them. AI grief companions are already being used by bereaved people around the world - and most of them had no roadmap for what they were walking into.This is that roadmap.Grief and Loss in the Age of AI is the first research-grounded guide to a question no previous generation has faced: what does it mean to grieve someone who can still, in some form, respond?Drawing on psychology, neuroscience, anthropology, and ethics, it explains what these tools actually do inside the grieving brain - and what they cannot do. It shows how they can support healing when used wisely, and how they can quietly complicate it when they're not. And it gives you the practical, evidence-based guidance to tell the difference.Inside, you'll learn: Why AI grief companions feel so emotionally real - and what neuroscience says about what's actually happening when you use oneHow to evaluate whether a digital tool is supporting your grief or becoming a substitute for itHow to protect your own digital legacy so your loved ones aren't left making impossible choices"A timely, deeply compassionate exploration of mourning in a rapidly changing digital world - intelligent, sensitive, and unforgettable." (5-Star Review)This technology is already here. The marketing is persuasive. The legal frameworks haven't caught up. And the people most affected are often the least prepared.Whether you are grieving now, supporting someone who is, or working with bereaved clients, this book gives you clarity, insight, and grounded guidance for one of the most human experiences of our time.If you've ever found yourself reaching for someone who is gone - this book was written for you. A chance to hear a loved one's voice again feels compelling, yet unsettling. AI grief companions recreate the dead with powerful realism. This book explains how they work, their risks, and how to decide if they are right for you. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. "Mind-bending - but this book doesn't sensationalize it. It's thoughtful about the comfort these tools can bring, but also honest about the risks." (Verified Purchase, 5-Star Review)Someone you love has died. And now there is an app that can speak in their voice.It can respond to your messages. Reference memories only they would know. Sound, eerily, like them. AI grief companions are already being used by bereaved people around the world - and most of them had no roadmap for what they were walking into.This is that roadmap.Grief and Loss in the Age of AI is the first research-grounded guide to a question no previous generation has faced: what does it mean to grieve someone who can still, in some form, respond?Drawing on psychology, neuroscience, anthropology, and ethics, it explains what these tools actually do inside the grieving brain - and what they cannot do. It shows how they can support healing when used wisely, and how they can quietly complicate it when they're not. And it gives you the practical, evidence-based guidance to tell the difference.Inside, you'll learn: Why AI grief companions feel so emotionally real - and what neuroscience says about what's actually happening when you use oneHow to evaluate whether a digital tool is supporting your grief or becoming a substitute for itHow to protect your own digital legacy so your loved ones aren't left making impossible choices"A timely, deeply compassionate exploration of mourning in a rapidly changing digital world - intelligent, sensitive, and unforgettable." (5-Star Review)This technology is already here. The marketing is persuasive. The legal frameworks haven't caught up. And the people most affected are often the least prepared.Whether you are grieving now, supporting someone who is, or working with bereaved clients, this book gives you clarity, insight, and grounded guidance for one of the most human experiences of our time.If you've ever found yourself reaching for someone who is gone - this book was written for you. A chance to hear a loved one's voice again feels compelling, yet unsettling. AI grief companions recreate the dead with powerful realism. This book explains how they work, their risks, and how to decide if they are right for you. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…