Los Angeles-based tech company Humai has announced its plans of bringing the dead back to life by transplanting their consciousness into a new brain in an artificial body.

Humai's new project dubbed 'Atom and Eve' aims to allow human consciousness to be transferred after a person's death to an artificial body. Artificial intelligence, which is at the heart of this project, has been described as one of the most important discoveries in science.

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Redefining te afterlife is the mission statement of Humai. Artificial intelligence, nanotechnology, and bionics are used to store data about conversational styles, behavioral patterns, thought processes, and information about the body functions of the deceased human from the inside-out.

Multiple sensor technologies where data will be coded are built into an artificial body with the deceased human's brain. This brain will be restored as it matures using cloning technology.

The brain of the dead will be frozen using cryonics technology. When the technology is fully developed and ready, the frozen bone will be embed back but into an artificial body which will be fully capable of living as the deceased used to.

The brain of the deceased will send waves to the body as it used to in the real body of the human being. Actually, the artificial body does not grow old, but the brain does, so the nanotechnology comes in to repair and improve the aging dead brain cells.

Humai Chief Executive Officer Josh Bocanegra believes that the technology will be possible within 30 years. He envisions an artificial intelligence/human mind hybrid, housing the thoughts and behaviors of a deceased person in a new, synthetic body.

Bocanegra is focusing largely on the experience of those left behind. An artificial intelligence 'Soul' is one of his projects that attempts to replicate a person's voice and personality after they have died. He mentioned that in his opinion, tombstones, videos, photos, or even memories are not the best ways to remember someone who has passed. An artificially intelligent version of loved one who can interact with via text and voice is more desirable using software rather than just visiting a grave.

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