Pre-crime, algorithms, Artificial Intelligence, and ethics

I just binge-listened to an outstanding podcast, LifeAfter, which, without giving too much away, is about artificial intelligence and its impact on people. When you die in the digital age, pieces of you live on forever. In your emails, your social media posts and uploads, in the texts and videos you've messaged, and for some – even in their secret online lives few even know about. But what if that digital existence took on a life of its own? The ethical issues that this podcast raises are fascinating and riff on some of the AI-related issues we're starting to appreciate.