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The new concept could simulate human conversations with dead loved ones based on their technology habits
22nd January 2021
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Microsoft have created a patent that allows the tech giant to create an AI-assisted chatbot using the personal information of deceased people.
The bot, based on the âimages, voice data, social media posts, electronic messagesâ and more, would facilitate a simulated human conversation with usersâ dead loved ones.
âThe specific person [represented in the bot] may correspond to a past or present entity (or a version thereof), such as a friend, a relative, an acquaintance, a celebrity, a fictional character, a historical figure, a random entity etcâ, a statement on the new patent says.
2020 was undoubtedly an unorthodox year, with independents, brands and distributors alike feeling the inevitable effects of a turbulent period for businesses the world over.
BikeBiz caught up with seven UK distributors to reflect on a bizarre yet successful period for the cycling industry.
Today, we hear from Rob Haycock, CEO of ZyroFisher
Overview
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, we have all had to adapt to what is a rapidly changing market. During this time, ZyroFisher has implemented a number of changes to its operational structure and service delivery to enable us to better serve our dealer base.
Sales have definitely seen a boost due to the pandemic. This has been widespread across most of our categories, with only selected products not seeing a positive uplift – such as travel bags with reduced international travel throughout the year.