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Stories People Remember
The New York Times · BBC · CNN · 60 Minutes

Hollywood icon William Shatner explores a cutting-edge AI startup StoryFile that records life stories for future generations, allowing loved ones to interact with digital versions of those who’ve passed. Ahead of his 90th birthday, Shatner reflects on memory, storytelling, and the ethics of virtual immortality.

Explore Arlington’s Medal of Honor Museum where history comes alive through powerful exhibits and groundbreaking technology that lets you have real conversations with Medal of Honor recipients via AI-powered virtual interviews by StoryFile.

Experience the new Medal of Honor Museum’s virtual conversations where AI brings real Medal of Honor recipients to life, answering your questions in their own words.

In partnership with Meta and StoryFile, “Tell Me Inge” is a powerful new Holocaust education experience using immersive AI and XR technology. Visitors interact with survivor Inge Auerbacher in a lifelike digital environment, asking her questions and exploring her memories, ensuring her story lives on for generations to come.

This project uses groundbreaking AI and holographic technology to allow people to ask questions and hear the firsthand accounts of Holocaust survivors, even after they're gone. It's a powerful tool for remembering the past and ensuring these stories are never forgotten.

This story highlights how the National WWII Museum, in partnership with StoryFile, is using AI to preserve the voices and memories of World War II veterans. Through interactive interviews, visitors can hear firsthand accounts from heroes like Vincent Speranza and Tuskegee Airman George Hardy, keeping their legacies alive for generations to come.