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From Black Mirror to real life: AI lets people talk to dead loved ones

With the advent of AI chatbots, people can now interact with digital renditions of those they’ve lost. These ‘griefbots’ serve to bring emotional healing and a sense of resolution to many, fulfilling critical emotional and social needs during the grieving process. Yet, their imperfections raise questions about overreliance on these interactions, as well as the broader ethical ramifications of employing such technology in human relationships.

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