Visitors to the University of Cambridge Botanic Garden can use artificial intelligence (AI) to talk to and learn more about plants.
Each plant has its own name and personality, such as “Jade the Vine, the cheeky ceiling-shaking plant of the Tropics House” and “Titus Jr. of the brash, dramatic, and notoriously foul-smelling Titan Arum.”
Conversations can be voice- or text-based, and plants can answer questions.
Exhibition curator Professor Sam Brockington said the experience was about “finding new ways to stimulate learning”.
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