This book seeks to explore the uncharted territory of the intersection between death and technology, particularly within the realms of robotics, artificial intelligence (AI), and generative AI. Through interdisciplinary collaboration and rigorous philosophical inquiry, it discusses a wide range of challenges and realities stemming from the new context of death, i.e. in the age of technology, providing answers and perspectives regarding autonomy, morality, and the nature of existence.

Offers a comprehensive examination of the complex relationship between death and technology With a special focuses on robotics, artificial intelligence, and generative AI Bridges together perspectives from philosophy, antropology, cognitive science, and engineering

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50 Ways to Kill a Robot: Death and Differentiation.- Do Digital Immortals Dream of Offline Afterlives.- Bioinspired Mechanisms for AI Resilience and Renewal.