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Want to ask ‘George Washington’ about slavery? You can now.

2 July 2026
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Can he not tell a lie? Maybe! A Florida-based tech company recently launched a chatbot that cosplays as George Washington, and the AI’s responses mostly align with historical facts, according to a Mashable test.

Computer Biology Labs Inc. launched a free, interactive educational tool this week based on America’s first president, trained on Washington’s own speeches and correspondence, as well as archives from the Library of Congress (the project is not affiliated with or endorsed by the U.S. government). The chatbot is part of Computer Biology Lab’s America’s Founders Series and is intended to educate Americans about Washington’s role in the nation’s founding, not for open-ended role-play.

“This is our gift to America on its 250th birthday,” Scott Coloney, founder of Computer Biology Labs, said in a statement. “Every child should have the thrill of using artificial intelligence to explore this country’s founding, engage with the nuanced and complicated parts of that story, and learn timeliness and extraordinary leadership lessons from the man who helped win American independence. We hope this experience will encourage further questions and learning no matter the platform, not just around the Fourth of July, but year-round.”

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