Father John F. O’Looney, 1900-1978.<\/p>\n
The creation of the persona was made possible through a collaboration between ConstantLife.AI, History Fort Lauderdale, and parent volunteers from St. Anthony. Volunteers worked on-site at History Fort Lauderdale to digitize and ingest historical primary source artifacts\u2014including personal letters, newspaper clippings, archival records,\u00a0photographs\u00a0and recordings, ensuring Father\u00a0O’Looney’s\u00a0AI persona is authentically grounded in verified history.\u00a0<\/p>\n
Following the Centennial Mass at 10:30 AM on Sunday, September 13, parishioners, alumni, students, and guests visiting the school’s gymnasium and cafeteria can hold real-time, conversational dialogues with Father\u00a0O’Looney. The interactive experience allows visitors to\u00a0explore the century-long history of Broward County’s first Catholic school through the lens of the leader who guided it through its most formative decades.\u00a0<\/p>\n
Father\u00a0O’Looney\u00a0arrived at St. Anthony in 1928, served as pastor for over four decades until his retirement in 1971, and passed away in 1978. Through\u00a0ConstantLife.AI’s\u00a0technology, his legacy and voice return to campus to inspire a new generation.\u00a0<\/p>\n
“Partnering with ConstantLife.AI for our Centennial allows us to honor our history in a truly unique and engaging way,” said Jenna McIntosh, Principal of St. Anthony Catholic School. “Bringing Father\u00a0O’Looney’s\u00a0story to life gives our students, alumni, and parish community a bridge between our rich past and our bright future.”\u00a0<\/p>\n
“Preserving local history is most powerful when it connects directly with young people,” said Patricia\u00a0Zeiler, Executive Director of History Fort Lauderdale. “Watching St. Anthony volunteers actively research and digitize archival letters, photographs, and clippings from our shared collections to help train this persona was extraordinary. It bridges traditional historical preservation with modern technology, ensuring our community’s story stays vibrant and accessible.”\u00a0<\/p>\n
“Every community has stories that deserve to be remembered, not just read off a wall,” said\u202fScott\u00a0Coloney, founder of ConstantLife.AI<\/a>. “We are honored to partner with St. Anthony Catholic School for its Centennial celebration as our first school deployment. This deployment\u00a0showcases\u00a0how AI can safely preserve heritage, spark curiosity in students, and bring community history alive.”\u00a0<\/p>\n The deployment at St. Anthony highlights\u00a0ConstantLife.AI’s\u00a0broader mission to create interactive experiences that bring history to life with educational institutions, historic landmarks, and museums across the country. Grounded in curated historical records rather than open-ended roleplay, the platform provides\u00a0accurate, conversational engagement for history and learning.\u00a0<\/p>\n Following the Centennial celebration, visitors can explore interactive experiences and learn more about the technology online at ConstantLife.AI.\u00a0<\/p>\n Media Contact: About ConstantLife.AI SOURCE Computer Biology Labs, Inc.<\/p>\n
David\u00a0Jeannot
Chief Communications Officer, ConstantLife.AI
Email: [email\u00a0protected]<\/a>
Website:\u202fconstantlife.ai<\/a>\u00a0<\/p>\n
ConstantLife.AI, developed by Computer Biology Labs, creates primary-source-grounded AI personas that bring history to life for museums, landmarks, and schools through real-time, interactive conversations. ConstantLife.AI is based in Fort Lauderdale, Fla.<\/p>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/rt.prnewswire.com\/rt.gif?NewsItemId=PH44706&Transmission_Id=202609100951PR_NEWS_USPR_____PH44706&DateId=20260910\")
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