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I have been lurking this site for svaerel years now, and I finally cannot resist the pull to join in the conversation. I agree that it's as disturbing as it is fascinating. In addition, I'm legitimately concerned with the potential impact this form of technology could have on the entertainment industries (beginning with music). The fact that this technology was first used to enable a being in 5 places at once scenario for a Mariah Carey performance, and then immediately followed by resurrecting a dead performer, sets off major warning signals in my head. I can already imagine the music industry execs falling all over themselves to squander the last remains of their budgets racing to further develop and employ this technology. I'm worried about what could happen if the focus (and funds) increasingly became about resurrecting old artists ( Come see the Beatles perform Live! , as Samantha suggested), at the expense of supporting current or emerging artists. I worry that with all of these rapid advancements in communicative technologies, our culture industries are collapsing; as technology races into the future, the arts become further entrenched in the past. And as someone concerned with authenticity in art (and who is frustrated by the mainstream response that people like me are simply stuck in the past ), this entire concept really turns me off. First there were laptop performances, next up: holograms! It reminds me of the running gag in Futurama, with the preserved heads of deceased public figures particularly the episode where the Beastie Boys( heads) performed a live concert. It's funny on Futurama. It's borderline dystopian in real life. It really wouldn't be a major stretch for this type of technology to be further employed in film and television (where it already is to a certain extent), considering how far special effects have come in the past decade. If there is a demonstrated audience for this type of resurrection in a live performance setting (which I'm sure the response to this Tupac show will confirm for industry execs), then why wouldn't movie studios go Oh, so we could get away with full-on 3-D imaging deceased figures and inserting new dialogue into their mouths? Alright, America: get ready for Hangover IV: Starring the Rat Pack Gang! And the fact that they had Tupac yell what the f**k is up, Coachella! , effectively endorsing the festival, is also really messed up. I do see this as an artists' rights issue. 0

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