The National Medal of Honor Museum in Arlington, Texas, has introduced "The Virtual Recipient," an interactive exhibit that allows visitors to engage in lifelike conversations with Medal of Honor recipients from the Vietnam War. Utilizing StoryFile's Conversa AI technology, the exhibit features veterans Jack Jacobs, Melvin Morris, Pat Brady, Tommy Norris, and Paris Davis sharing their personal stories of courage and service. This innovative approach ensures that the firsthand accounts of these heroes are preserved and accessible for future generations.

The newly reopened Walmart Museum in Bentonville features an interactive hologram of founder Sam Walton, created with StoryFile’s technology. Visitors can ask Walton questions and hear stories in his own words, bringing his legacy to life.

AI startup StoryFile, renowned for its innovative "real people chatbots" has been acquired by Key 7 Investment Company after emerging from Chapter 11 bankruptcy. The acquisition marks a new chapter for StoryFile, with plans to expand its AI-powered conversational video technology into corporate, non-profit, and institutional sectors, while also introducing new products and an updated brand identity.

A proposed New Mexico Sports and Cultural Museum in Albuquerque aims to utilize AI technology to create interactive exhibits, allowing visitors to engage in virtual conversations with the state's notable figures, including sports legends, entertainers, and politicians.

The Japanese American National Museum partnered with StoryFile to create an interactive AI experience featuring Lawson Iichiro Sakai, a World War II veteran and survivor of Japanese American incarceration camps. Visitors can engage in lifelike conversations with Sakai, preserving his powerful story for future generations through cutting-edge conversational video technology.

The National WWII Museum’s “Voices from the Front” exhibit uses StoryFile to let visitors speak with AI-driven interviews of real veterans, offering an immersive, conversational glimpse into their wartime experiences.

At NRF 2024, Conversa AI by StoryFile showcased how retail executives can engage customers through interactive video conversations, offering personalized insights and digital storytelling at scale.

“Tell Me, Inge”, a VR experience featuring Holocaust survivor Inge Auerbacher, allowing users to ask her questions in real time using StoryFile’s AI-driven video platform, in collaboration with Meta, UNESCO, and others.

As tech companies race to dominate the artificial intelligence market, trying to one-up each other in the pursuit of profit, many experts are warning that we're not prepared for what happens next. On ABC's Four Corners, reporter Grace Tobin investigates the misuse and abuse of generative artificial intelligence and what it means for humanity.

StoryFile collaborated with the UAE Ministry of Foreign Affairs to create the world’s first AI-powered digital consular agent as part of the Smart Mission initiative. Using conversational video technology, the virtual agent provides Emiratis abroad with immediate, interactive assistance for consular services and emergency support.

StoryFile’s Conversa platform was named a CES 2023 Innovation Awards Honoree for redefining human connection through conversational AI video, recognized in the Software & Apps category.

Marina Smith MBE, a prominent Holocaust educator and co-founder of the National Holocaust Centre in the UK, made headlines by addressing mourners at her own funeral through an AI-powered video. Utilizing technology developed by her son, Stephen Smith, and his company StoryFile, Marina answered questions from attendees, sharing personal stories and reflections, thereby creating a deeply interactive and memorable memorial experience.

In celebration of Earth Day 2022, StoryFile partnered with Healthy Soil Biomes (HSB) to unveil an AI-powered conversational video experience featuring five leading experts in regenerative agriculture, exploring topics like soil health, bioreactors, and sustainable farming practices. This initiative aims to educate the public on methods to combat climate change and promote food and water security through improved agricultural techniques.

StoryFile has launched its first educational project to support people with ALS, using AI-driven storytelling to share crowd-sourced experiences and practical knowledge. The initiative was inspired by Eric Weinbrenner, founder of Paint For A Cure, who faced significant challenges living independently after losing mobility and speech to ALS.

StoryFile’s AI technology powers an exhibit at the Gilcrease Museum featuring interactive interviews with Tulsa Race Massacre survivors, ensuring their stories are preserved and heard for generations.

In November 2020, StoryFile brought holiday magic to every home with Ask Santa, providing kids pandemic-proof, face-to-face conversations with Santa; Using StoryFile's proprietary conversational video technology, kids visit Santa's North Pole workshop virtually and engage in real-time, natural conversations.

The Museum of Science in Boston collaborated with StoryFile to create "Ask a Virtual Expert: COVID Conversations with Dr. Jha," an interactive exhibit featuring a lifelike digital version of Dr. Ashish Jha. Utilizing StoryFile's conversational AI technology, visitors can engage with Dr. Jha's virtual persona to ask questions about COVID-19, receiving responses based on over 550 recorded answers.

TIME profiles Dr. Joyce Ladner, a civil rights leader and sociologist, as she records her StoryFile—an interactive video experience that allows future generations to ask her questions and receive answers in her own voice and words. The article examines how StoryFile bridges oral history and AI, preserving authentic voices like Dr. Ladner’s with dignity and agency. Her experience underscores StoryFile’s commitment to first-person storytelling rooted in lived experience, empowering individuals to speak for themselves in a way that synthetic AI simply cannot replicate.