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Afterlife Protocol The authors of the Afterlife Delegation Protocol have proposed a will that, after confirmation of death, launches an AI executor. On August 15, Botao Hu and Iris Long published the project, which allows a person to create an "agency will" that defines what an autonomous program can do after their death, what data it can access, and what resources it can use. The protocol separates the boundaries of the agent's powers from the data it collects and the software means by which it operates. The launch of the executor depends entirely on confirmation of death. The authors propose a procedure for disputing a death claim, in which the claim can be submitted with a deposit, and registry data, appointed witnesses, and prolonged absence of confirmed activity are given different weights. The project leaves open questions, such as when the agent can speak on behalf of the deceased, how to obtain the consent of the living to use shared memories, who is allowed to stop the agent, and how it will be paid for its work. The protocol is described in the Afterlife Delegation Protocol and is available for testing in an interactive web interface, where a person can go through an interactive interview, then return to their will, change the conditions, and in a simulation, observe how the agent responds to pre-defined situations. 🔗 Read original →