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This Startup Lets You Talk to the Past
This Startup Lets You Talk to the Past
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"You use our script and your iPhone to ask questions of your grandmother and grandfather to preserve that information for posterity."
StoryFile, a Los Angeles startup that creates AI-powered interactive videos, is creating ways for users talk to people even after they are gone. Most recently, it recorded the two living survivors of the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre.
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The L.A. company has plans to launch an iPhone version of the technology. The software has applications beyond documenting aging family members or personal heroes and could be used for employee training and even dating.
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