New Facebook bot for visitors to Anne Frank museum


  • TECH
  • Thursday, 23 Mar 2017

Keeping the memory alive: Prince Constantijn of the Netherlands talks during the presentation of a initiative between the Anne Frank Foundation and Facebook Netherlands.

Seven decades ago, the young Jewish diarist Anne Frank is unlikely to have imagined that her story would be kept alive for new generations via a computer-generated bot.

But now visitors to the Amsterdam museum, lodged in the house where the teenager wrote her famous diary as she hid from Nazi occupiers, can learn about her history thanks to a unique collaboration with Facebook.

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