The National WWII Museum in New Orleans has created an exhibit called Voices from the Front, which features filmed interviews with World War II veterans. The museum aims to preserve the stories of this generation before they are lost, as 131 World War II veterans pass away each day. Using artificial intelligence and voice-recognition software, the exhibit allows visitors to engage with the veterans' memories and have virtual conversations with them. The technology enables visitors to ask questions and receive video responses from the veterans. The AI searches for the most appropriate clips from the interviews to provide the responses.

With future advancements, the interviews may even become holographic. The exhibit is receiving positive feedback, with visitors feeling like they are having authentic conversations with the veterans. Younger visitors are particularly engaged, providing insight into how history can be effectively presented to future generations. The exhibit serves as a valuable resource for families to learn about their relatives' experiences during the war.