Seden Dogan
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this type of thing before they passed away?
Or did the family give a permission that was their consent?
And is this particular event honoring the artist or exploiting them?
So in our study, ethical concerns turned out to be the strongest factor shaping people's reaction.
In this case, I don't think there is a regulation either, because this is a very new technology, very recent and innovative and emerging technology.
I don't think there is a regulation about it.
I mean, of course, I put myself in the participant's shoes, like attendees' shoes, and I feel like I would want to see the performance or the person, diseased person, in a respectful way performing on the stage, not like a disrespectful way.
And on the other side,
The consent is, we talked about it.
I would want to make sure that diseased performers' family is also happy about it and they gave permission and they were
acknowledged before the performance.
It's not a surprise for them.
So the questions we asked in the study were basically showing that potential attendees are definitely paying more attention and paying more value for the ethicality from this perspective.
Yeah, in addition to multiple choice questions, there were a couple of open-ended questions.
And almost half of the participants of the study found the video of Tupac
Because it was one video, it was one performance, it was one deceased artist.
They were like, oh my God, this is so weird.
I never want to go to this type of an event.
And I'm teaching event technologies.
And in my class, I show the same video to my students and I ask, which are Gen Z, by the way, technology, tech-savvy people, right?
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