Seattle startup Eluum uses AI to unify scattered digital memories
Seattle-based Eluum has launched an app that uses AI to gather photos, videos, and posts from different platforms into a single evolving archive called MyLifeStory. The startup aims to reimagine social media as a way to preserve a person's life story instead of emphasizing fleeting feeds and posts.
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Eluum, a Seattle-based startup, has launched an app that uses artificial intelligence to collect images, clips, and posts from separate platforms into MyLifeStory, described as an evolving personal archive. The company says it wants to recast social media as a means of preserving a life narrative rather than emphasizing temporary updates. The effort reflects a broader interest in helping people
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