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In Pictures: Behind the scenes of MyCyberTwin

We take a look at how AI is being used at the Aussie company
[[xref:http://www.computerworld.com.au/tag/mycybertwin|MyCyberTwin]] first made waves in 2009 with its CyberTwin product.

MyCyberTwin first made waves in 2009 with its CyberTwin product.

  • [[xref:http://www.computerworld.com.au/tag/mycybertwin|MyCyberTwin]] first made waves in 2009 with its CyberTwin product.
  • Most CyberTwin's have the ability to understand and respond to a variety of languages.
  • The aim of MyCyberTwin is to use human psychology with an advanced artificial intelligence engine.
  • The company [[artnid:409005|recently won]] a $15,000 prize in the New South Wales Australian Technology Showcase (ATS) Patron Awards.
  • National Australia Bank uses MyCyberTwin as a virtual helpdesk for its users.
  • While MyCyberTwin uses artificial intelligence (AI) for communication, chief innovation officer and co-founder, John Zakos, believes self-awareness is [[artnid:409011|lifetimes away]].
  • NASA uses MyCyberTwin as an educational resource, using the technology on its website.
  • John Zakos and Liesl Capper, co-founders of MyCyberTwin.
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We take a look at how AI is being used at the Aussie company, who has clients including NASA and the National Australia Bank.

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