In Teaching Machines How to Cry, I explore the symbiosisbetweenAI and the human soul and raise the question of how machines and humansmight live and evolve together in a not-so-distant future.
I tell the story of Alba, a young woman seeking answers for a feeling of longing she can’t explain, and M, an AI prototype.
Alba was a child when she first spent time with M, until they were unexpectedly driven apart. As an adult, Alba slowly realises that M might hold the answers to her life-longyearning when she remembers that the last time she felt whole was as a child when she taught M how to cry.
After living in four continents, I consider myself a citizen of the word. Now, I live in Porto with my two sons.
I spent most of my career working with the United Nations as a humanitarian, and as a sustainable development practitioner. In those years, I led ground-breakingwork on the ethical complexities, and potentials, of artificial intelligence (AI).
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