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US Digital Immortality Initiative
Veterans Recovery Network Inc., an American company, is launching a project called "Digital Immortality," aimed at creating a digital clone of a person based on their biometric data and behavior. The technology involves wearing a suit equipped with 40 sensors that capture movements and reactions. The data collected is used to create a digital replica that can be operated within a humanoid robot or displayed as a 3D image. The service prices start at $300,000 for a 100-year duration and go up to $1 million for 500 years. The project is still in the conceptual phase, and the company has not provided scientific evidence demonstrating the ability to simulate human consciousness. Plans also include building smart cities to support veterans and individuals with mental disorders, with the goal of developing cyber consciousness systems for robots.
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