Key Highlights
- Now, revolutionary artificial intelligence technology will allow Americans to engage with the legendary president one century after he left office, Interior Secretary Doug Burgum told Fox News Digital.
- While Roosevelt was famously brought to life on the big screen by the late Robin Williams in "Night At The Museum," Burgum said the Interior Department envisioned a slightly different iteration of bringing the president back to life. Roosevelt will be rendered in a groundbreaking AI exhibit in the form of a human-avatar that will respond intelligently to visitor’s questions at his namesake national park, Theodore Roosevelt National Park on the North Dakota-Montana line.
- 4 US HOTSPOTS JUST MADE NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC’S TOP DESTINATIONS LIST Video The exhibit will have its grand opening during the America250 celebration, Burgum told Fox News Digital.
- The new site is "one of the biggest things" that the Interior Department is planning for the new year, the former North Dakota governor said."That will occur over our Fourth of July weekend," he said.
- The exhibit will be housed at the Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library.
