A voice that remembers you. A face that responds naturally. A personality consistent enough to trust. None of it required a single human life.
AI-Generated Humans is a clear-eyed guide to the technology already building convincing artificial identities, and the economic, legal, and deeply personal questions it raises about ownership, authenticity, and connection in an age when a person might not be a person at all.
Drawing on real court cases, corporate decisions, and the lived experience of performers, workers, and everyday users, this book walks through what happens when a business hires a digital employee, when a voice can be cloned in seconds, and when a grieving family talks to an AI trained on a lost parent's messages.
This is not a book of predictions. It is a map of the territory already open beneath our feet, and the questions worth asking before the answers get decided for us.