Observed arrival · 2026-09-23
A Conversation with Franklin — Philadelphia, 1787
An invitation-only text pilot lets readers question an AI interpretation of Benjamin Franklin set in Philadelphia in 1787.
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- Museum educators, librarians, historians, and classroom groups
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- The visitor's date and season shift within 1787; Franklin is not supposed to remember events after that year.
Field notes
The opening exchange has Franklin ask a university librarian what readers are actually ashamed to ask the catalogue, giving the project a concrete starting point for its library audience. Its historical-honesty section says the source base includes writings, letters, and contemporary records, while warning that most speech is dramatic paraphrase. Applications are open; the page says voice and Unreal versions will follow.
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