Meet Your Digital Double: Preserving Memories & Knowledge Through AI: Dan Thomson Interview // REPOST
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Imagine a world where you never truly disappear—a world where digital replicas of yourself preserve your knowledge, personality, and experiences, long after you're gone.
In today’s episode, I sit down with Dan Thomson, CEO and founder of Sensay, a company creating lifelike digital clones that can support everything from personal memory aids to organizational wisdom.
We discuss how this technology could one day allow future generations to connect with us, even hold conversations with us, and how businesses could tap into the knowledge of key team members—forever.
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Here is where you find Dan and Sensay:
- Sensay: https://sensay.io/
- Dan Thomson on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dan-thomson-sensay/
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