New technology allows visitors to interact with the stories of Holocaust survivors

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Holocaust survivor Lucy Chladek Source: SBS News

The Jewish Museum in Sydney has marked Holocaust Remembrance Day by inviting visitors to have a conversation with survivors using Artificial Intelligence. New technology is reshaping the way people are being educated about the second World War, transforming stories into interactive experiences and images.


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