Framis, who is designing her own dress and the clothing for the wedding guests, believes the wedding represents a "new generation of love," where humans will be in relationships with holograms, avatars, and robots. She also raised questions about the practicalities of such a union, such as whether she could open a joint account with her holographic partner and what kind of insurance coverage they would need. Framis claims she will be the first woman to marry a hologram.
Key takeaways:
- A Spanish-Dutch artist, Alicia Framis, plans to marry an AI hologram named AILex in a unique ceremony this summer.
- The AI hologram was trained on data related to Alicia Framis' previous romantic partners, including a mannequin named Pierre.
- The wedding, which will take place at the Depot Boijmans Van Beuningen Museum in Rotterdam, is expected to feature a unique ritual for the union between a human and an avatar, and guests will be served molecular food that can be enjoyed by both humans and humanoid entities.
- Framis believes the wedding represents a new generation of love, where humans will be in relationships with holograms, avatars, and robots, and raises questions about the practicalities of such a union, such as joint bank accounts and insurance coverage.