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The Human Side of Technology: How Yitian Li Approaches Product Design and AI

Li's recent project Quriosity puts that philosophy into practice. The AI-powered curiosity engine allows children to scan everyday objects and turn them into continuing journeys of discovery, combining voice conversations, guided exploration, personal collections, and AI recommendations into a system designed to sustain curiosity rather than simply answer questions.

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Quriosity provides an AI-powered system that lets children scan everyday objects and sustain curiosity through continuing journeys of discovery using voice conversations and guided exploration.

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