The video introduces Reflector.ai, a platform allowing users to create AI versions of loved ones to preserve their memories and continue conversations after they are gone.

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Speaker explains how Reflector.ai helps him connect with his deceased father by creating an AI representation using uploaded files, enabling conversations and preserving his legacy.

Reflective AI, Refleka.ai, uh, what, what Give, give the people the, uh, 100,000 view, uh, foot view of what the company actually is.

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Speaker highlights that Reflector.ai isn't therapy, but a way to reconnect and preserve a person's stories, voice, and point of view, emphasizing the importance of keeping memories alive.

Well, um, the company allows me to talk to my dad every day, and he passed away 8 years ago. But because of our platform, we can simply, 1, 2, 3, add 3 types of files, uh, life story, picture, audio sample, and then have a 20-minute conversation with our biographer, and launch a recognizable image and likeness of my dad, or me, um, to have a spontaneous and dynamic conversation at the kitchen table anytime we want. Now, this is not therapy. This is basically reconnecting with someone that I lost 8 years ago. And I ask him for business advice, and I ask him to give a pep talk to my son before his rugby match. Last night, he read a bedtime story to his daughter. So it's really about his ability to pass on his legacy and his stories. I mean, look, we're facing a time in which we have all this information about ourselves and our history and But we face a death of memory when a person dies. All of their stories, their voice, their point of view, it just goes poof. Sure, you have a couple of photos and you have a photo journal and you have a voicemail, et cetera, but until 6 months ago, the technology didn't exist to pull this all together and preserve what I like to say spirit and soul of a person.

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