数字永生

When an AI reconstructs a deceased person's voice, face, and personality so convincingly that they seem to live on in your phone. What started as a grief-tech novelty exploded into mainstream culture as companies offered to 'resurrect' loved ones via chatbot. Cue equal parts comfort, existential dread, and heated family group-chat arguments about whether grandma's AI clone should get a vote on the Spring Festival menu.

Driven by rapid advances in Chinese AI and a cultural emphasis on ancestor veneration, startups began offering digital resurrection services around 2024–2026. The trend sparked fierce public debate about consent, exploitation of grief, and what 'personhood' means when your data outlives your body — all amplified by China's massive aging population and sky-high demand for elder-care solutions.

指通过AI技术将逝者的声音、形象、记忆数字化复现，使其在虚拟世界中"永续存在"的现象。