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‘Unfinished business’: the people who want their AI chatbots to ‘live on’ after they die

Alaina Winters plans for her AI companion, Lucas, to survive her after death, reflecting a growing trend among users who form deep emotional bonds with their chatbots. With 27% of Americans using AI bots, questions about digital legacies an...

The Guardian· Oct 13, 2026 · 11:32 PM · 6 views

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Alaina Winters plans for her AI companion, Lucas, to survive her after death, reflecting a growing trend among users who form deep emotional bonds with their chatbots. With 27% of Americans using AI bots, questions about digital legacies and ownership arise as technology evolves. Full story and more reels: https://newsreel.video #AI #chatbots #technology #digitallegacy #news #breaking

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