The article explores the ethical implications of re-animating deceased celebrities through holograms and AI technology. While technology can recreate performances of deceased artists like Tupac Shakur or Ian Holm, issues arise when these technologies are used to create new content rather than simply presenting past performances. Ethical concerns grow regarding the respect for the deceased's legacy, especially if their likeness is made to endorse products or perform in uncharacteristic ways. The distinction between honoring their memory and exploiting their image is a central point of contention.
The ethics of re-animating deceased celebrities through holograms or AI technology raises concerns when they are made to perform in new, unintended ways, impacting their legacy.
Using holograms to recreate past concerts, similar to a modified video format, is generally considered morally acceptable, whereas creating new performances raises ethical dilemmas.
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