Furthermore, the future possibilities of AI avatars raise questions about data protection. Even with consent, personal data might be inadvertently given to AI for training, leading to the disclosure of private information posthumously.
Companies like Deepbrain AI and tech giants such as Microsoft are at the forefront of developing these technologies, but the lack of clear guidelines and regulations poses challenges in safeguarding user data and privacy.
While data protection is essential, Bryson suggests that companies like Apple, known for their privacy-oriented approach, could lead the way in creating secure AI avatar systems.
