Question: I'm looking for a way to feel more connected to my deceased family member, is there a technology that can help me do that?

If you're looking for a technology to help you connect with a deceased family member, Seance AI could be a good choice. The service, based on the GPT-4 AI technology, offers custom and emotional conversations with your loved one. You can create profiles, choose subjects and retrieve previous conversations for a month. Premium options include voice re-creation and animated avatars that can offer a more immersive experience so you feel like you're reconnecting with the person.

Another option is HereAfter, an interactive memory-sharing app that lets you record and share stories and memories with family members. The app records interviews and lets you add accompanying photos, so family members can ask questions and hear answers in your own voice. It offers a variety of subscription options, including a 14-day free trial, so you can find something that works for you and your budget.

If you want something more permanent to share your thoughts and stories, Almaya offers a service to record, store and share personal stories, advice and life lessons through video and audio recordings. The digital autobiography can be accessed by loved ones for years to come, offering a lasting legacy. The company uses Amazon AWS encryption to protect security and privacy and doesn't sell or share user data, so your content is private.

Last, Replika is an AI-powered chatbot companion designed to offer emotional support and friendship. You can customize your 3D avatar and engage in activities like chatting, video calls and augmented reality exploration. Replika learns your style and remembers important details about you, so it can offer a safe and non-judgmental place to talk. That can help you feel less lonely and offer companionship.