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AI is already changing the way we grieve. But is that a good thing?
By Lauren Geall
3 years ago
6 min read
In recent years, technology has emerged as a powerful tool in the way we deal with grief. From online support communities to virtual reality experiences, a new wave of products and services are helping individuals cope with the loss of a loved one. With the Covid-19 pandemic causing widespread grief and limiting traditional mourning practices, the role of technology in the grieving process has become even more prominent.
But with this emerging field comes questions about how technology can best serve those who are grieving, and whether it can truly provide the emotional support and connection that individuals need in times of loss.
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