Deepak Chopra

Digital 'clones' of real people which can chat online, write and even attend Zoom meetings are taking off around the world - and earning thousands. Alternative medicine advocate Deepak Chopra created a lifelike-AI version of himself that for Zoom calls. The demand for clones has paved the way for startups, with some saying these digital creations feature 'artificial consciousness.'

With over 5 million viewers, the main series has been a huge hit on the BBC.

Deepak Chopra, 76, an Indian-American alternative medicine specialist with 2.8 million followers on Instagram, told Richard Eden: "I loved the show and interacted with them." They're still struggling right now because [our teamwork] has been sporadic.' 'I hope they get through it light-hearted,' he said. People should be concerned with their own affairs,' I think there's too much drama surrounding them.' Chopra appeared on the Duke and Duchess' first podcast for the audio giant Spotify. However, the best-selling author, who has written more than 90 books, has urged them not to write about their fallout with the Royal Family in order to prevent further backlash. I would not recommend it because doing so would only escalate the situation,' he said. People can't say anything if you ignore it,' says the narrator.'