To coincide with the #A250#, Microsoft unveiled an AI experience that lets visitors have a conversation with U.S. President Theodore Roosevelt at the new @TRPresLibrary. And who better to put our avatar to the test than American historian @DorisKGoodwin? The result was a conversation across time. Powered by @Microsoft technology and built on Roosevelt’s writings, speeches, letters, and historical records, this experience shows how technology can make archives more accessible, scholarship more dynamic, and history more engaging for a new generation.

George Church, Harvard & MIT professor and Forbes 250 America’s Greatest Living Innovators list honoree, on AI and the life sciences breakthroughs shaping the future of healthcare.⁣ ⁣ From the @america250 x Forbes America Innovates stage.⁣ ⁣ #Forbes250# #A250#

From the @america250 x Forbes America Innovates stage, Arun Gupta, President and CEO of NobleReach Foundation, on why the next generation must create “a system of interdependence.” #Forbes250# #A250#

Kulleni Gebreyes, Vice Chair, Life Sciences & Health Care Industry Leader at Deloitte Consulting LLP, on AI-powered healthcare and the future of personalized medicine. From the @america250 x Forbes America Innovates stage. #Forbes250# #A250#

From the @america250 x Forbes America Innovates stage, Ted Tanner Jr. discussed why human ingenuity will always outrank technology, and what it means to build in the age of AI.⁣ 📸: Kathleen Sheffer for Forbes #Forbes250# #A250#

Internet pioneer and Domain Name System (DNS) inventor Paul Mockapetris on AI risk, human oversight and one of the “deep secrets” behind AI. From the @america250 x Forbes America Innovates stage. #Forbes250# #A250#

Infrastructure doesn't just move people and goods—it moves a nation forward. George Washington recognized this in 1785 when he gazed out on the Potomac and saw much more than a river. He saw a means to connect a nation. He knew engineering was only half of the challenge. The rest was bringing people together and forging an agreement that would serve the local community. More than two centuries later, as we build the digital infrastructure of our own era, this lesson still holds. #A250# @Microsoft #America250#

In 1831, a Frenchman named Alexis de Tocqueville visited Cincinnati and saw something that stopped him in his tracks: Americans coming together to build schools, establish hospitals, and address societal needs on their own. He saw a nation of problem-solvers who formed associations, or what we now call nonprofits. This spirit lives on today in a nation that doesn’t wait for change, but comes together to create it. Episode 5 publishes this Wednesday. #A250# @Microsoft @America250