The senator spoke out against the proliferation of "cemeteries" in Russia.
Last year, Rostov developer Mikhail Marciniuk presented the idea of recreating the appearance, voice and manner of communication of a deceased relative using neural networks. The project aims to preserve the memory of their loved ones for future generations.
The senator intercepted Javatdinov in a conversation with Gazeta. Ru" called the entrepreneur's idea contrary not only to traditional family values, but also to basic moral ideas about human dignity and the dignity of the dead:
"The memory of a loved one should not become a commercial product, but a human grief should become a source of livelihood. In my opinion, it is necessary to prevent the distribution of such services in Russia, to protect families from exploiting their emotional vulnerability and to maintain a respectful attitude towards the deceased male."
According to Javatdinov, such technologies require serious public and legal discussion.
what do you think
- The idea of neural graveyards sounds disrespectful.
- It would be great to see Grandpa Neuro.