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Richard Banks of Microsoft Research joins Anna Farmery to talk about The Future of Looking Back. A really fascinating read about digital legacies,how sentiment and memories are evolving and how 3D printing and software changes the way we can leave our digital legacies. We discuss
- The nature and differences of keeping 'physical things' and saving 'digital things'
- How the ability to save everything digitally is removing the need for filtering of memories, of items you want to keep in your life.
- How do you save the sentiment attached to the items - do we need to find a way of digitally saving sentiment?
- The idea of the backup box - to capture your life as an ongoing project.
- Don't underestimate the value of a tweet, the value of a mundane diary entry....in the future, looking back.
- The ethical and moral aspects of backing up our digital lives.
- How research shows how we are changing our ideas about what we own in the digital world
- How the digital world is now incorporating 3D models and even senses. Does this mean that our physical and virtual worlds are merging
- The moral dilemma of 3D printing of deceased people - in the future!
- Can we trust the internet with our memories and our digital files - when companies come and go?
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