Sharon Osbourne and her son Jack Osbourne are developing an AI-powered digital avatar of Ozzy Osbourne, enabling fans to interact with a virtual version of him using his voice, likeness, and personality. The project aims to allow fans to ask Ozzy anything, with responses mirroring his style, and to make him accessible globally.

Commenters are sharply divided. Some view the AI hologram as a respectful tribute, akin to Elvis's enduring legacy, while others call it ghoulish and exploitative. One user argued, 'They’re still trying [to] squeeze money out of this man. Let him rest,' while another said, 'I’m sorry that’s ghoulish as f**k, I grew up listening to the man and Alice Cooper in my early teens, but no to this.' The user 'uBlock Origin' suggested the AI could be a way to monetize Ozzy's legacy.

The community consensus leans toward mixed reactions, with strong opinions on whether the project honors Ozzy's legacy or commercializes it. The debate highlights a clear divide between those who see it as a tribute and those who view it as a profit-driven exploitation.