GRIEF AND CLOSURE.
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| Title: | GRIEF AND CLOSURE. |
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| Source: | Scientific American. May2026, Vol. 334 Issue 5, p6-7. 2p. |
| Subjects: | Grief, Artificial intelligence, Memorial service, Narratives, Consolation, Bereavement |
| Abstract: | "Mourning Becomes Electric," by David Berreby [December 2025], describes how some grieving people have found it helpful to interact with "digital ghosts" of their departed loved ones created by AI. Personally, the best source of closure that I have found comes from stories heard from old acquaintances, especially at end-of-life ceremonies. "CURTIS" MENOMONIE, WIS. [Extracted from the article] |
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| Database: | Psychology and Behavioral Sciences Collection |
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| Abstract: | "Mourning Becomes Electric," by David Berreby [December 2025], describes how some grieving people have found it helpful to interact with "digital ghosts" of their departed loved ones created by AI. Personally, the best source of closure that I have found comes from stories heard from old acquaintances, especially at end-of-life ceremonies. "CURTIS" MENOMONIE, WIS. [Extracted from the article] |
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| ISSN: | 00368733 |
