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The USAIP is making its first working communicating AI robot.
"After years of researching, and working we are proud to present project 1105B7"
This story contains the legacy of a great scientist, Dr. Kenneth Hawthorne and the legacy he has left behind for the world to see if it can use it for the greater good, or for greed.
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