by Kyle | Dec 2, 2025 | Africa, AI Avatars, Brazil, Companies, Culture & Entertainment, Cutltural, Data Curation, Digital Immortality Industry, Entrepreneurs, Family Stories, Global, Interviews, Intriguing Past, Language, Life Lessons, Preservataion
San Francisco – I was at the 2025 Big Game (football) in Palo Alto, Cal vs Stanford, and during halftime I had an interesting conversation while in a long line for refreshments with “Evelyne”, a Stanford graduate student from Francophone West Africa who studied...
by DigitalImmortality.com | Aug 26, 2025 | AI Avatars, Culture & Entertainment, Digital Twins, Family Stories, Intriguing Past, Life Lessons, Mind Uploading, Science Fiction, Trends
San Francisco, CA — In 2017, Pixar’s Coco captivated audiences worldwide with its heart-warming music, vibrant imagery, and moving portrayal of Mexico’s Día de los Muertos traditions. Yet beneath its colorful surface, the film offered one of the most profound...
by DigitalImmortality.com | Jul 31, 2025 | Digital Immortality Industry, Family Stories, Family Wealth Planning, Interviews, Intriguing Past, Life Lessons
San Francisco, CA – In the evolving world of family wealth management, a quiet revolution is underway—one that blends time-honored principles with cutting-edge technology. The bridge between legacy and innovation is being built through “digital immortality,” a concept...
by DigitalImmortality.com | Jul 30, 2025 | Family Stories, Trends
Exploring Digital Immortality, Legacy Trends, and Socioeconomic Impact Keywords: how long do people want to be remembered, digital immortality, legacy trends, memory preservation, digital afterlife, AI legacy tools, socioeconomic digital legacy, digital memory...
by Kyle | Apr 13, 2021 | Family Stories
My mom died when I was five years old from cancer, and my dad had a stroke that led to dementia when I was 24 – he passed away eight years later in 2014. Having lost both parents early in my life and only having a few memories (in my mom’s case, no vivid memories)...
by Gabbie | Mar 16, 2021 | Family Stories
Growing up in a suburb outside of Sacramento, one of the first field trips I remember from my childhood was at the Crocker Art Museum. My mom had volunteered as one of the parent chaperones. I remember going through the exhibits, anxiously waiting to get to the next...
