Step Inside the Future Pacific Classroom Where Einstein, Newton, and Hawking Could Come To Life Through AI Holograms

Imagine a future where iconic figures like Albert Einstein, Isaac Newton, and Stephen Hawking grace the classrooms of the Pacific Islands with the help of cutting-edge AI holograms- well, that future might not be as remote as you think! According to the Daily Star, thanks to technology developed by LA-based firm Proto this could be a reality. Loughborough University (UK) and IBM (a tech corporation), amongst others, have already embraced this innovation, bringing holographic guest speakers to captivate students and employees to enrich their learning experiences.

Breaking Down Borders: Reducing the Need for Travel
AI holograms could bring renowned and highly educated lecturers to Pacific lecture theatres and break down the barriers posed by international travel which are costly and time-consuming. Proto’s visionary technology would allow students to engage with industry leaders and learn from global experts. This also includes creating holograms of deceased people which can be programmed to speak, act, and answer questions like they would if they were alive and present. This is fascinating and just like resurrecting them from the dead!

Using @ProtoHologram, we can live-beam guests from anywhere in the world for real-time, interactive learning experiences! 🌍

This gives students and staff access to professionals who they may otherwise not have the chance to engage with.

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— Loughborough University (@lborouniversity) January 24, 2024

Enhanced Learning: A Technological Revolution
The impact of AI holograms extends beyond the classroom. By projecting lifelike images and creating interactive experiences, this fascinating technology creates a more immersive and engaging learning environment. It would tie the Pacific region closer- any meetings could be done with holoprojections where leaders meet through holograms and reduce our carbon footprint in the process.

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