Thinking on Paper: Technology Moves Fast, Think Slower Personal AI: Who Owns the Version of You That Lives Forever?│ Rob LoCascio
What if you could use your own AI to keep speaking to your loved ones, even after they’re gone (and you’re dead)?
Rob LoCascio is the entrepreneur who invented online chatbots. Now he’s building something more ambitious: personal AI designed to preserve your voice, values, and wisdom so your family can keep talking to you forever.
In this episode of Thinking on Paper, sit down with Mark and Jeremy and learn:
Why old chatbots are dead and what comes next in artificial intelligence
How personal AI, digital immortality, and AI afterlife technology could change the way families remember us
Why data ownership will decide whether this future helps or harms
The role of technology in preserving human legacy and identity
It’s a story of technology. It’s a story of legacy. It's a story of artificial intelligence. And it raises the biggest question of all: who controls the version of you that lives on? After listening to the show, you'll be asking yourself: would you do it?
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Chapters:
(00:00) The future of AI starts here
(02:11) How AI is changing human connection forever
(05:55) Where AI meets humanity
(11:54) The story that sparked personal AI
(19:50) Why you must own your AI before it owns you
(20:10) The hidden vault of your data
(22:31) Why voice is the next big interface
(25:11) How AI will slip into daily life?
(25:36) Can personal AI be monetized?
(27:14) The fight to regulate AI
(27:52) What AI means for being human
(29:46) Will your knowledge outlive you?
(32:05) How to build your personal AI identity
(33:28) Writing the story of your life with AI
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Mark & Jeremy