Chatbots, Crash Tests & A Real Talking Robot Face?! Chatbots Decoded!

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Excited to share IoT Forge's latest YouTube episode from the Computer History Museum: Chatbots Decoded! We take a curated tour through AI, chatbots, and how software quietly reshaped everyday life. Highlights include: - World of Warcraft corner with original art, a 2007 server blade, the Orc statue, and the Frostmourne sword - How Wikipedia and Photoshop changed truth and visuals online - MRI demo showing how imaging reveals what's inside our bodies - A real crash-test Buick and how safety data evolved from 1994 to 2012 - The evolution of photography and sound tech - The main event Chatbots Decoded: early AI visions, hardware behind AI, an Android-like host explaining voice assistants, and Ameca the humanoid robot speaking multiple languages with a live Q&A - An orbital computation demo and a working IBM mainframe, a true time machine for computing If you love AI, robotics, and real-world tech impact, this is for you. Watch here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dLmHIkx0_DY Would you trust Ameca as an everyday assistant? Share your thoughts! 👋🤖💬

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