Research
Whether something of you can go on
Griefbots, memorial avatars and interactive archives of the dead — and the research on what they do to the people left talking to them.
Not whether it exists, but who decides
Likeness as something you can own, license and withdraw: new laws on digital replicas, the right of publicity, and proposals for personality rights.
Whether it will be you
Disclosure and provenance: the rules that say a copy must say it is a copy, and the standards that try to prove where an image or a voice came from.
Who does the work, and who is paid
Performers, voice actors and artists whose likeness keeps working without them — the agreements, the cases, and the artists who licensed their own double first.
Whether it is possible not to be copied
Erasure, opting out, and tools that make a likeness harder to take — and the writing on why deletion so often fails.
This list is still being assembled. Each area will gain cases and works as the Museum grows.