Artificial Intelligence expert Dr. Pratik Desai, who has founded several Silicon Valley startups, made waves online after he tweeted that people should be able to “live forever” by the end of the year.
He explained that uploading videos of elders and loved ones will allow technology to synthesize their looks and voices after they leave their physical bodies.
“Start regularly recording your parents, elders and loved ones,” Desai wrote on Saturday. “With enough transcript data, new voice synthesis and video models, there is a 100% chance that they will live with you forever after leaving physical body. This should be even possible by end of the year.”
Several artificial intelligence companies have already launched platforms where a person’s information can be uploaded to create an AI avatar of that individual.
The technology is similar to current “deep fake” videos that are popular online.
For example, check out this deep fake video of comedian Jerry Seinfeld being placed into the classic film “Pulp Fiction.”
This futuristic and potentially dystopian idea comes on the heels of more than 1,000 tech leaders like Elon Musk warning of the danger to humanity if we allow AI to become more powerful than its current state.
A letter signed by Musk and the others proposed an industrywide pause on AI work until safety protocols and oversight could be developed and agreed upon.
Twitter user Adonica Howard-Browne, wife of pastor Rodney Howard-Browne, accurately noted, “There’s more to consciousness than an avatar that merely looks & sounds like you.”
She added, “If you want to live forever & see your loved ones again, you and they need to become new creatures in Christ.”
For over a decade, elitists like top Google engineer Ray Kurzweil have publicly advocated a world where people can “cheat death” by uploading their consciousness to a computer “cloud.”
The technocrats who have been placed in positions of power around the world are using their hidden technologies as weapons to control and eventually exterminate the masses.
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There is a superb video game that deals with the philosophical aspects of what it means to “upload your consciousness” to a computer, called SOMA. One of the more important points it keeps making in different ways (at least once from the perspective of the original being copied and several times from the perspective of the resulting copy) is that you aren’t ever ‘transferring” your consciousness, but rather always copying it, meaning there are additional copies afterwards. Conversely, “you” always remain yourself. The uploaded consciousness is always a different person from the moment the program starts running. Which is to say they were the same person as you up until the moment the copy process completed. It’s a great game btw, easily among the best I’ve played over many decades. Came out in 2014, iirc