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Genitori e figli finti: l’AI per anziani spopola in Cina

Sanno perfettamente che è AI, eppure piangono lo stesso: la solitudine degli anziani cinesi ha trovato una risposta scomoda.

Gianluca Riccio

A photorealistic editorial-style scene set in a modest, warmly lit apartment in Taiwan. An elderly Asian man in his late sixties sits alone in a dimly lit room, the soft glow of a tablet or laptop screen illuminating his weathered face. On the screen, a blond AI-generated woman with an unnaturally perfect appearance is visible, mid-performance, surrounded by a blurred, emotional crowd. The man's expression is complex — nostalgic, quietly melancholic, yet peaceful. Around him, small details suggest solitude: a single teacup, framed old photographs on the wall, an empty chair nearby. The atmosphere is intimate and bittersweet, evoking loneliness, technological comfort, and the quiet ache of memory. Cinematic lighting with warm amber tones, shallow depth of field, documentary photography aesthetic.

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