The Question You Don’t Think to Ask Until You Really Want the Answer
Some questions don’t occur to you until the exact moment you want the answer. What was Dad like when he was my age? How did Grandma meet Grandpa?…
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Some questions don’t occur to you until the exact moment you want the answer. What was Dad like when he was my age? How did Grandma meet Grandpa?…
Read more →By: Scott Harris When Artificial Intelligence Can Pretend to Be You Not long ago, a friend of our family got a call from his wife. At least, that’s…
Read more →Capturing a memory takes almost no effort these days. There’s always a phone nearby with the camera ready, and in seconds a special moment can be photographed, recorded,…
Read more →By: Scott Harris Why Identity May Become the Most Important Digital Right Over the last several posts I’ve been working through an idea that’s only starting to enter…
Read more →Every family carries lessons you won’t find in a textbook or an internet search. They live in the memories of the people who lived them: a grandfather’s advice…
Read more →Every year, families come together to celebrate life’s biggest milestones. Weddings put several generations under one roof. Reunions reconnect relatives who may not have seen each other in…
Read more →By: Scott Harris Who Controls a Child’s Digital Identity in the Age of AI? As a member of our local Little League board, I’ve been pulled into more…
Read more →By: Scott Harris Why AI Training Data May Be the Next Frontier of Digital Persona Rights So far in this series I’ve written about deepfakes, digital footprints, and…
Read more →By: Scott Harris There is almost no video of my father. My mother was still working when smartphones became common, so we have some of her, but next…
Read more →For a lot of families, memories live in fragments: a few old photographs in a shoebox, a handwritten recipe card stained from years of use, a story retold…
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