SILA 2026/ AI and Literature: This Robot Can Tell Up to 50 Books in Record Time

Author: Donald GONLIPublished on: April 29, 2026Country: Ivory Coast

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SILA 2026/ AI and Literature: This Robot Can Tell Up to 50 Books in Record Time

At the International Book Fair in Abidjan, the interactive robot named Yebot captures attention as an educational tool. It can tell or sing up to 50 books in French and English while introducing children to programming through Scratch software. Yebot stimulates children's imagination and familiarizes them with artificial intelligence, highlighting its importance in their future.

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