Imagine being able to see and talk to a lost loved one again 😲. Sounds like something straight out of a sci-fi movie, right? Well, that's exactly what's happening in China this year!
During this year's Qingming Festival, also known as Tomb Sweeping Day, families across China had a unique opportunity to reconnect with their departed relatives through AI technology 🤖🌐. In southwest China's Chongqing Municipality, special commemorative events were held for body and human organ donors.
With the families' consent, the memorial park in Chongqing offered a free service that virtually \"resurrected\" loved ones on a big screen 📺✨. This meant families could see, hear, and even interact with digital versions of their relatives, bringing comfort and closure during the festival.
For Huang Jingya, whose mother Diao Panya was an organ donor, this experience was priceless ❤️. \"Her sudden departure from this world left us with eternal regret,\" Huang shared. \"I am so grateful to have the opportunity to see my mother again in this way.\"
This groundbreaking use of AI is transforming how we cope with loss and remember those who've passed on. It's blending tradition with innovation, giving new meaning to honoring our ancestors 🙏🌟.
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Qingming Festival: AI 'resurrects' loved ones for bereaved families
cgtn.com
