AI Brings Holocaust Survivors' Stories to Life for UK Students

New technology offers lifelike conversations and virtual reality tours to preserve vital historical testimonies.

The Holocaust Educational Trust's Testimony 360 program uses AI and VR to simulate interactions with Holocaust survivors.
Students can ask questions and receive prerecorded answers, creating a natural conversational experience.
The program addresses rising antisemitism and the dwindling number of living Holocaust survivors.
Virtual reality headsets allow students to explore key historical sites mentioned in survivor testimonies.
Manfred Goldberg, a 94-year-old survivor, is the first to have his story preserved using this technology.