HIROSHIMA, Nov 07 (News On Japan) - Local high school students in Hiroshima have developed questions for an artificial intelligence device that enables simulated conversations with atomic bomb survivors.
The project, which utilizes AI to allow people to engage in simulated interactions with survivors, aims to preserve the experiences and testimonies of those affected by the bombings for future generations.
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