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However, the project was not without challenges. Critics voiced concerns over the commodification of a tragedy and whether an AI could truly encapsulate the depth of human experience. To address these issues, the development team held town hall meetings, inviting community feedback to ensure that George remained a tool for advocacy rather than overshadowing the voices of those advocating for change.
One particularly moving feature of George was his ability to share personal anecdotes inspired by real-life experiences of individuals who had fought against injustice. The Afro-Droid would often tell tales of unsung heroes in the Civil Rights Movement, inspiring users to take action in their own communities.
Upon launch, George quickly became a beloved figure in schools, community centers, and homes. Children saw him as a mentor who could explain the importance of equality and justice in simple, relatable terms. Adults engaged him in discussions about systemic racism and its impact on society. He offered resources, guided dialogues, and invited everyone to join a larger conversation about the future they wanted to build together.