There is a new culture arising between (wo)man and machine.
Who owns all the data we leave behind?
How will we be remembered in this modern-day collective consciousness?
Do we need a digital will?
And how does this impact the grieving process of those we leave behind?
We know that todays data is increasingly interwoven with individual life stories.
The internet even jumps in to substitute spiritual remembrance practices where theyve lost meaning.
The traces you leave there will outlast you and remain present and tangible for those mourning and remembering you.
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So are parts of us becoming immortal thanks to digitization?
Is survival possible in this materialized collective memory?
Now we made it possible.
Its a very personal message and better than a film.
But what do we want for our own afterlives?
Do we limit ourselves by trying to freeze ourselves for digital eternity?
But arent we much more than avatars or bots?
So will the real question be around what the limitations of AI in creating our digital souls are?
We believe that we will need to find a balance between digital recollection and emotional release.
And for the way we want to be remembered.
Well be joined by 150+ other great speakers who are experts on every facet of tech imaginable.
Until then, they will be on a quest towards a society that embraces its finitude.
