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This might be the scariest AI product I've seen so far.
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Lead with “the scariest AI product,” explain selfie-and-voice setup plus persistent cross-app agency, then close on a waitlist or the question of whether viewers would clone themselves.
Who runs it AI educators reviewing Pika AI Self as both a useful agent and an identity risk
1This might be the scariest AI product I've seen so far.
2So Picolabs just launched AI Self and it's basically an AI living version of you.
3The AI Self can connect to your social accounts, post in your name, reply to emails,
4You set up or as they say, give birth to your AI Self by uploading a selfie,
5It has persistent memory so over time it learns to be more like you
6You can let it reply to coworkers, friends and fans while you are flying.
7If this doesn't sound like black mirror for you, I don't know what it does.

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But the question is, would you actually create an AI version of you?