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Coming soon: advances in VR and high-tech classrooms, plus even more AI. After a 2023 filled with “metaversities,” robots rolling across campuses and artificial intelligence tools spurring both anxiety and excitement, what could this coming year have in store f 
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At a new website called Character.AI, you can chat with a reasonable facsimile of almost anyone, live or dead, real or (especially) imagined.
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Combining AI, motion sensors and #AR | #VR, can bring holographic avatars to life in ways that are uniquely you... This can have impacts in gaming, entertainment, live events, and more!
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A new report covering trends in virtual reality has suggested that three-dimensional audio will begin appearing along with "conversational platforms" and the increased use of artificial intelligence.
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“Imagine a high school student in your district. Her class is learning about muscles, but instead of watching a video or reading about it in a book, she can move a virtual arm and see an exposed bicep muscle contract. Are engines her thing? She can safely experiment with a virtual torque wrench in a mechanics class. It sounds powerful, doesn’t it? Not to mention effective.“ Via John Evans
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“Imagine a high school student in your district. Her class is learning about muscles, but instead of watching a video or reading about it in a book, she can move a virtual arm and see an exposed bicep muscle contract. Are engines her thing? She can safely experiment with a virtual torque wrench in a mechanics class. It sounds powerful, doesn’t it? Not to mention effective.“
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As an early adopter and enthusiast for immersive technology in schools, I’ve had the opportunity to share ways to use augmented and virtual reality t Via David W. Deeds
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A French trial will use virtual reality headsets to trigger empathy in perpetrators. But previous research findings suggest we need to be sceptical of claims about what the technology can do.
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Would you reanimate a loved one after they pass away? The burgeoning digital afterlife industry wants to make virtual connections with the dead a common practice for people grieving.
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A blend of VR, AI, and human trainers simulate scenarios with challenging conversations so you can learn to be more empathetic quickly.
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Microsoft invites artificial intelligence developers to test their creations within Minecraft's virtual landscapes.
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