In a development blurring the lines between memory and machine, Suzanne Somers’ husband, Alan Hamel, has revealed that the late actress had planned her own AI “twin” decades before her passing in 2023. According to Hamel, the idea came directly from Somers, who believed the project could “serve her fans” by continuing to share her health and wellness insights after death. Working with futurist Ray Kurzweil—whom Bill Gates once called “the smartest man on the planet”—the couple envisioned a time when human consciousness could be replicated through artificial intelligence. That vision has now come to life through AI company Hollo, which Hamel says has successfully recreated Somers’ voice, likeness, and personality in digital form.

While Hamel sees the project as a tribute, its implications go far beyond celebrity legacy. This “digital resurrection” echoes humanity’s growing desire to transcend mortality through technology—an echo of Babel’s defiance and the coming deception described in Revelation. The merging of AI, memory, and identity raises sobering questions: How long before digital replicas speak, think, or even “decide” independently? Somers’ AI twin may be a technological marvel, but it also stands as a reminder that in the last days, mankind’s pursuit to be like God will blur the boundaries of life, death, and the soul itself.

SOURCE: Fox News