Scientists have already proved Albert Einstein’s theory, and now he’s just one of the many AI-generated characters created by MIT researchers. These AI characters can be used to generate compelling learning material for all ages, whether it be content in the classroom or engaging visitors with content at locations like museums, historical monuments as well as nature. Advanced machine learning algorithms help bring prominent historical, modern-day or fictional figures to life.
These historical figures can be used to narrate lectures, talk about their inspiration, or even discuss famous battles. These AI-generated characters can also anonymize actual humans in sensitive conversations, all the while maintaining their presence as someone else. The researchers even created a unified pipeline that allows anyone to generate their own AI characters. More information here.
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Although negative use cases of this technology have dominated the conversation so far, we explore emerging positive use cases of AI-generated characters, specifically in supporting learning and well-being,” said the researchers.
