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Common questions about an AI copy

March 27, 20262 min readPomni

We have gathered the most common questions about an AI copy and answered them honestly and briefly.

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  1. Is it legal and ethical?
  2. How lifelike is it?
  3. Can it be deleted?
  4. Who sees the copy's data?

Is it legal and ethical?

Yes, with consent and the proper rights. A copy is always marked as a simulation and never passes itself off as a living person.

How lifelike is it?

The likeness depends on the data. Good voice recordings, photos, and plenty of stories make a recognizable likeness, but it is still a simulation.

Can it be deleted?

Yes, at any time - together with the data tied to it. The memory is preserved; only the copy is deleted.

Who sees the copy's data?

Only the memorial's owner has access to the copy and its materials. Voice, photos, and texts are used solely for this copy. The family controls what happens to them at any time.

  • Legal and ethical - with consent and rights.
  • The likeness depends on the gathered data.
  • Deleted at any time.
  • Only the owner sees the data.

Frequently asked questions

Is it expensive?
An AI copy is a feature of the 'Memory + AI' plan; the memory page itself and gathering stories are available without it.
Can I try it first without AI?
Yes, start with a free memory page and add the brought-to-life feature later, whenever you wish.

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