Life after death? It may depend on how much you tweet, blog, post, or email ExtremeTech

Have you stopped to ask yourself recently whether that brilliant, off-the-cuff witticism you made in a tweet last week belongs to you, Twitter, or the company whose chatbot absorbed the data and reconfigured itself to make similar remarks? And how much more complicated will that question become when the chatbots begin changing based on language used by other chatbots? But by then, even the legal counsel may themselves be chatbots – a version of the future already being prosecuted by the folks at IBM who provide the brains behind the Ross Super Intelligent Attorney, an AI used for answering legal questions.