A year after his death, Ozzy Osbourne is being recreated as a lifesized AI-powered avatar by his family, partnering with tech companies Hyperreal and Proto Hologram. While the family claims it will be tasteful and something Ozzy would have wanted, fans have criticized the move as disrespectful.
Ozzy Osbourne's estate is creating an AI avatar of the singer in partnership with Hyperreal and Proto Hologram. The avatar, designed to interact with fans, is slated for a 2026 release in the US and UK, sparking criticism from fans who deem it "greedy" and "out of touch."
Google's Gemini app now allows adult users to create AI avatars for personalized video generation. The feature, powered by the Omni video model, generates digital clones that can be inserted into various scenarios, though early results show some imperfections and raise concerns about potential misuse.
As you read this text, thousands of non-existent people are selling clothes, raising funds, and campaigning for politicians
