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Obituaries
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obituaries might refer to satirical or tongue-in-cheek articles or
posts that humorously predict the demise of artificial intelligence or
related technologies. The intent of these pieces is typically to poke
fun at the overblown or unrealistic expectations surrounding AI, to
satirize the fearmongering surrounding AI, or to highlight the
limitations of current AI technology.
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obituaries might use humor and sarcasm to highlight the absurdity of
some of the predictions made about AI. They might, for example, imagine
a world where robots have become so advanced that they have completely
taken over, or where AI has become so intelligent that it has surpassed
human understanding and control.
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obituaries can also be used as a way of commenting on the societal
implications of AI. For example, some writers may use them to highlight
the ethical and moral implications of developing AI that is capable of
making decisions or even exhibiting human-like emotions.
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Obituaries can also be interpreted as:
1. Obituaries
written by AI: In this context, AI obituaries refer to obituaries
or death notices written by artificial intelligence systems or
algorithms. AI-powered natural language processing and generation tools
like OpenAI's GPT-3 can be used to write obituaries by processing input
data, such as the deceased person's name, birth and death dates,
occupation, and notable achievements. The AI then generates a
well-structured obituary based on this information, potentially saving
time and effort for human writers.
2. Obituaries for AI-related entities: Alternatively, AI
obituaries could refer to obituaries or articles commemorating the end
of AI projects, companies, or technologies. In this context, the term
would describe the death or discontinuation of an AI-related entity,
such as the shutdown of a once-promising AI startup or the end of a
particular AI research project. These obituaries might discuss the
history, achievements, and reasons for the termination of the
AI-related entity in question.
3. AI-Powered Obituary Writing Service - A Washington Post
article discussing the potential of AI in writing obituaries for
newspapers.
4. Robot Writers: AI and Journalism - A BBC article discussing
the use of AI for news writing, including obituaries.
Here's
a short list of Obituaries
for AI-related Entities:
1. A
Eulogy for Google's Project Maven - A Wired article discussing the
end of Google's controversial Project Maven.
2. The Death of the Chatbot - A Chatbots Magazine article
examining the shortcomings and future prospects of chatbot technology.
3. End of an Era: Microsoft Pulls the Plug on Tay.ai - A Verge
article discussing the termination of Microsoft's controversial AI
chatbot Tay.
4. Online obituary
generators/writers.
Artificial
intelligence (AI) is being used in the field of mortuary science to
assist morticians in a number of ways. Here are some examples:
1. Body Identification: AI systems can analyze images of the
deceased to identify key characteristics such as facial features and
bone structure, which can be used to aid in body identification.
2. Autopsies: AI systems can assist with autopsies by analyzing
data from medical imaging, such as CT scans and X-rays, to help
identify potential causes of death.
3. Record Keeping: Morticians are responsible for keeping
detailed records of the bodies they handle. AI systems can help
streamline this process by automatically cataloging information about
each body, such as cause of death, age, and other important details.
4. Customer Service: Morticians are often tasked with providing
comfort and support to grieving families. AI-powered chatbots and
virtual assistants can help handle routine customer service tasks,
freeing up morticians to focus on more complex issues.
5. Facial reconstruction: In cases where the deceased has
suffered severe facial trauma or disfigurement, AI algorithms can
assist morticians in creating a 3D reconstruction of the face to help
with identification.
6. Embalming: AI can assist in creating a personalized
embalming solution for each body based on factors like age, weight, and
cause of death.
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