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Never Have to Miss Them Again: Inside the AI Startup Building the World's First Immortal, Emotional Technology for Love and Connection

The Eastern Herald

June 19, 2026

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Narrative Analysis: Glittering Generalities

This Press Release has not been vetted by The Eastern Herald and is sourced by VMPL In a small but growing corner of the artificial intelligence industry, a category of products is emerging with no real precedent: physical devices that let people interact with AI-generated avatars of loved ones, whether those individuals live thousands of miles away or are no longer alive. At the centre of this category is iAVATARS, a startup registered in Michigan, United States, that has spent the last two years quietly building what it calls “the world’s first AI human avatar device,” and what the company

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