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Microsoft Patents Tech to Create Chatbots That Could Imitate Dead People ✖ Microsoft has filed patent for a technology that would allow it to create chatbots based on people’s personalities, interests, and relationships with others even if the person the chatbot is based off of is dead. The tech in question would use personal information gathered from everything from the individual’s voice to their social media activity to create a profile of sorts that would essentially create a simulati...

Close icon Two crossed lines that form an X. It indicates a way to close an interaction, or dismiss a notification. A woman walks past a Microsoft Store on 5th avenue. John Nacion/SOPA Images/LightRocket via Getty Images Microsoft has been granted a patent for a chatbot that can take on the personality of real people. The chatbot would be created through content readily available on social media. Microsofts General Manager of AI Programs...

Microsoft has filed a patent for a technology that can “revive” people who are dead through a chatbot that emulates them. Dated December 1st, 2020, the patent proposes an AI-based chatbot that compiles a profile of a person based on their past “images, voice data, social media posts, electronic messages.” The chatbot would then attempt to converse with the user just like how the person in question would have. In theory, this could be used to let you “converse” with someone who has p...

New Microsoft Patent Could Create AI Chatbots For Dead People The patent also allows users to create chatbots for themselves, for whatever reason. Microsoft has been given the green light on a new patent that allows the company to revive dead people by turning their digital and real-life footprints into artificial intelligence chatbots. According to the patent--which was filed on December 1, 2020--the tech allows Microsoft to cull "images, voice data, social media posts, electronic messages, an...

In a new patent, Microsoft outlines a process for uploading data about a person—even the deceased—to turn their likeness into a chatbot. Just like Black Mirror.

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A new patent could pave the way for AI chatbots that mimic the texting habits of the dead!

Five Free Agents that could help the Portland Timbers in 2021 Share this story Photo by Nick Tre. Smith/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images MLS free agency officially opened for business last week, so teams have been allowed to talk with the many players who qualify as free agents in the league. Eligible players must be at least 24 years old, have five years of MLS service, and be either out of contract or have had their options declined. The Portland Timbers’ history with free agency has been a...

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