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AI in Museum and Zoo Apps
Many museums and zoos have AI tour guides that answer your questions.
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- 1The big idea
- 2AI guides
- 3education
- 4interactive learning
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The big idea
Some museums and zoos have AI helpers in their apps. Point your phone at an exhibit and AI tells you what it is, plus fun facts. It's like a tour guide in your pocket!
Some examples
- Some museum apps use AI to identify a painting from your photo.
- Zoo apps use AI to share fun animal facts based on where you're standing.
- Aquariums sometimes have AI chats to answer fish questions.
- Science museums use AI to make exhibits interactive.
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Next time you visit a museum or zoo, check if their app has an AI helper. Try it out!
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