No.
Futurology
This.
That's not "bringing back the dead", obviously. It's sadly curling up with a chat bot and pretending it's a person you deeply miss. That's fucking bleak.
Oh hell no
If you had a chance to bring back a loved one as an AI, would you?
No, because it wouldn't be my "loved one". It'd be a facsimile that inherently falls short of being a copy, and would not be alive.
No thank you. That's weird and emotionally manipulative.
No. Should AI be run out on a rail yes.
I feel like that would be upsetting for most people. A loved one dies, you grieve, then they come back as a close approximation of themselves and act as a regular reminder that they died?
I struggle to see why anyone who isn't actively grieving would want this.
Until we can upload our brains to a computer, you're not getting anything close to the real person. No memories, no lived experiences, no secrets that affect how they act. You get a chatbot that is trained on the most shallow of data on a person. Cool, grandpa's personality....kinda...
I wouldn't want what OP is suggesting, but if we hadn't lost the cassette and VHS tapes that Mom left behind, I'd love to hear her voice again and possibly use it on a mental health focused local AI. Work towards using her voice on karaoke tracks to sing alongside her on her favorite songs, or even for custom audiobooks.
She could never be recreated, but the things she stood for could be carried through, in pursuit of remembrance and celebration of who she was rather than grieving and coping. It's been 27 years since she last provoked my creativity as a child, and I'm certain she'd approve of careful, personal, and local use to keep her creative energy flowing.
Huh, this sounds like it might actually have some utility. Delta.
I would say no.
Replacing someone with a digital version of themselves just means the original is forgotten and replaced. They are still dead and gone but the people interacting with the AI can pretend they aren't.
Unless you can actually upload their consciousness into a digital avatar, I would say it's more of a benefit to the people still living and a disservice to the dead.
Yes and no, it depends how we used it.
If it's used in good ways such as helping our grandma or grandpa who missed their dead family, I supported it.
But if it's used in bad ways such as scamming someone or luring someone, that's a big NO for me
Necromancer series covers this. If you haven't read it it's worth your time