A Chinese startup sells a $3 companion AI device that generates interactive holograms of deceased loved by uploading their photos, voice recordings, and chat histories.
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A Chinese startup launches a $3 AI device that creates interactive holograms of deceased loved ones using photos, voice recordings, and chat histories.
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