Ask Santa! AI-powered conversational video site is back

To help free AI-powered video chat sites understand Spanish and help families preserve memories, StoryFile Life is giving away a free family gift. Last year, kids from over 170 countries around the world ask Santa! Talk to him now at AskSanta.StoryFile.com. LOS ANGELES, CA Dec 13, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) StoryFile, an artificial intelligence startup that is revolutionizing the media landscape with proprietary technology, asks Santa! Announcing the return of Powered by StoryFile Life. When the project began last year, children from more than 170 countries interacted with

Ask Santa and enjoyed the festive atmosphere despite the pandemic. The completely free service was created as a gift to the world by StoryFile's co-founder and CEO, Heather Miao Smith and her team. Ask Santa! It's an advantage over all of Santa's virtual/remote business, as kids ask Santa a question and they get a direct and immediate response via video. StoryFile technology allows kids to chat face-to-face with Santa and ask them anything: Christmas, family topics, health, naughty or cuddly lists. Ask Santa this year! Spanish version available: People can ask questions in Spanish. Santa will answer your questions in English. (He still can't speak because of his accent.) Going forward, the Ask Santa app will be available in multiple languages. Santa Claus Online Interaction is designed for families and children of all ages, especially those between 3 and 12 years of age. Users visit the Arctic Cave of Santa Claus (which is proud of the recent update on the red sleigh), and the conversation is natural in real time.

Ask Santa! It is available on the Internet at AskSanta.StoryFile.Com and can be viewed and displayed on any monitor, computer, mobile device, or screen. Ask Santa! They may also be life-size or larger than life-size for use in public places. “The StoryFile team is delighted that AI Santa is back for vacation. We combined our innovative technology and passion to connect people with the magic of Christmas. Heather Miao Smith, Co-Founder and CEO of StoryFile, wants the whole family to come together, talk to Santa and have a wonderful holiday. “This year, we are very excited that Santa will be sponsored by StoryFile Life, the gift of the season.”

Santa's Gift for Families gives you free access to StoryFile Life, the home version of StoryFile video conversation technology that anyone can use to preserve family memories, the life stories of loved ones, and advice for future generations. Premium packages are available and make the perfect holiday gift. More information about StoryFile Life pricing and packages can be found on our website. Aired on 60 Minutes, StoryFile was recently featured in the immersive section of the Tribeca Film Festival, Project News with William Shatner, Miami's Crypto Experience with key tech investor Tim Draper, and the Japan American National Museum in Los Angeles.

About Paint For A Cure:

in collaboration with the Red Sled Foundation, Ask Santa! We encourage anyone who can make a vacation donation to help those in need. Donate 100% through Ask Santa! Go directly to these reasons using a link to that website. About StoryFile: StoryFile LLC was founded in 2017 by Heather Smith, Sam Gustman, Stephen Smith and Ceci Chan in Los Angeles. StoryFile uses artificial intelligence, augmented reality, virtual reality and its own innovations to create and inspire human connections between generations, connecting the past, present and future. StoryFile has developed the world's first interactive video platform that allows storytellers to tell their stories and experiences in their own language. The spark of human relationships that this technology emanates is unprecedented. This is because the technology has never allowed for pre-recorded interviews and real-time video interactions before.

StoryFile has achieved what was previously thought impossible by transforming 2D video into 3D for all stakeholders. The StoryFile technology platform is changing the way we record and tell our stories for future generations, so the future always interacts with and learns from the past. What energizes a company is precisely what motivates humanity. In other words, building connections that span a lifetime and across regions. Today, the company has more than 20 employees worldwide, supported by a board of directors and advisory boards with experience in a variety of industries including technology, genealogy, media and entertainment. StoryFile continues to break new ground with its own intellectual property rights, three patents and the development of volumetric capture technology. Learn more at StoryFile.com.

About therapeutic paints:

On November 27, 2019, the eve of Thanksgiving, Eric Weinbrenner's life  changed. Eric was diagnosed with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), a neurodegenerative disease that affects the  connection between brain and muscle function. Within a year, Eric has almost completely lost his ability to speak, relying on voice banking and communication aids, and  his physical abilities are slowly but noticeably diminishing. Knowing that there was no known cure and  that ALS would eventually inhibit the ability to walk, speak, and ultimately breathe, Eric turned to painting for a diagnosis. The therapeutic nature of the painting distracted Eric's diagnosis and allowed him to focus his energies on the art.

Recognizing the healing power of creativity, Eric and his wife Jen founded Paint for  Cure to bring artists together  to raise funds for families affected by ALS. Paint For A Cure is inspired by  families with ALS  and is dedicated to helping them succeed. The Paint For A Cure program aims to advocate for promising research and treatment to financially support families, build allied communities, build ALS-friendly homes, and improve the quality and dignity of life of ALS patients. Paint For A Cure's mission is to ease the financial burden of ALS on families. For more information, see the Paint For A Cure website. About

Red  Santa Foundation:

For many years, the Red  Santa Foundation has been creating special holidays  for children. The Foundation provides programs, services, entertainment, and educational holiday gifts and necessities for low-income children, children with disabilities, and terminally ill children, so they can spend an unforgettable and meaningful holiday with love. The foundation accomplishes this mission through fundraising efforts, gifts from generous donors, and support from local suppliers for the annual stuffing sleigh with toys event. For more information, visit www.redsledfoundation.org