ConstantLife.AI Launches Interactive Historical Platform at History Fort Lauderdale

By David Jeannot, Media and Marketing Director, ConstantLife.AI

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. On June 28, History Fort Lauderdale hosted the debut event for ConstantLife.AI, a new interactive artificial intelligence platform designed to transform how audiences engage with history.

The event allowed children, parents, educators and history enthusiasts to participate in live, two-way conversations with AI-powered interpretations of George Washington and Fort Lauderdale pioneer Ivy Stranahan.

Rather than reading static exhibit signs or textbooks, visitors asked questions directly to the historical figures in real time. Young attendees questioned Washington about his leadership during the Revolutionary War at Valley Forge, while adult guests engaged Stranahan regarding the early development of South Florida.

As the United States approaches its 250th anniversary, cultural institutions face a growing need to make historical education interactive and accessible for modern audiences. ConstantLife.AI, a platform developed by Fort Lauderdale-based Computer Biology Labs Inc., was built using curated primary sources, writings and public records to deliver historically informed learning experiences for classrooms, museums and public venues.

The June event marks the first in a series of planned interactive historical rollouts. Cultural institutions and educators interested in bringing ConstantLife.AI to their venues can learn more at constantlife.ai.