## Digital Legacy: Identity and Meaning Beyond Individual Life
As human and digital identities blur, our data, memories, decisions, and agent proxies will persist long after biological life ends. What should our digital legacy be - and who decides?
Digital legacy is not only about data retention; it is about meaning. It asks who curates memories, how values are passed on, how digital assets and AI-controlled entities are inherited, and how we ensure privacy and dignity for those living **and** those gone.
Key issues include:
- Inheritance of agent contracts and AI-controlled assets
- Digital reputation enduring after death
- Cross-platform legacy, interoperability, data portability
- Policies on erasure, curation, and memorialization
### Legacy and the Tsuka Perspective
Tsuka’s philosophy centers on the dignity of the individual - no matter how distributed the digital footprint. Legacy is the final test of sovereignty and stewardship: determining not just what survives, but what is worth passing on. An agent society with strong legacy protocols ensures both meaning and autonomy survive transition.
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