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Dolly Parton on Whether She’d Be an AI Hologram After Death

By Carena Liptak Jul 5, 2023 | 9:59 AM

Thanks to AI, artists' virtual likenesses can keep performing after their deaths — but Parton's not so sure about being a hologram. Continue reading…

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