Welcome back Create your account Log in to save streaks and chat history. Save streaks, games, and lots more Talk conversations. New here? Create an account Already have an account? Log in How we built an AI that talks like Lincoln. Why local models beat cloud APIs for historical accuracy. What 201,000 events reveal when you read them all at once. Voice research, product updates, technical deep dives, and character spotlights from the team behind Today In History. 5 Forgotten Women in Science You know the names Watson, Crick, and Hahn. You probably don't know the women whose work they were standing on. Three discoveries, three Nobel Prizes, and the women who got left off them. Cleopatra: Last Pharaoh, First Diplomat She spoke nine languages, seduced two Roman generals, and governed Egypt for 21 years. The real Cleopatra was nothing like the Hollywood version -- she was more dangerous. Talk to History Is Live: Conversations with 1,000+ Historical Figures For the first time, you can talk to the people who made history — in their own voice, in their own moment. Lincoln, Cleopatra, Curie, Cobain. Over 1,000 figures. Ask them anything. Character Spotlights Talk to 50 Cent He got shot nine times and turned the scars into a business plan. The hustle wasn't a metaphor. Character Spotlights Talk to Abdus Salam Pakistan's only Nobel laureate unified two forces of nature. His own country couldn't unify around him. Character Spotlights Talk to Adam Scott The golfer who won the Masters by making precision look effortless -- and feeling anything but. Features we shipped and why they matter Talk to History Is Live: Conversations with 1,000+ Historical Figures For the first time, you can talk to the people who made history — in their own voice, in their own moment. Lincoln, Cleopatra, Curie, Cobain. Over 1,000 figures. Ask them anything. Hidden connections, era explorations, patterns across 201K events 5 Forgotten Women in Science You know the names Watson, Crick, and Hahn. You probably don't know the women whose work they were standing on. Three discoveries, three Nobel Prizes, and the women who got left off them. Cleopatra: Last Pharaoh, First Diplomat She spoke nine languages, seduced two Roman generals, and governed Egypt for 21 years. The real Cleopatra was nothing like the Hollywood version -- she was more dangerous. Character Spotlights What would they actually say? Behavioral profiles of history's most fascinating figures Talk to 50 Cent Talk to Abdus Salam Talk to Adam Scott

Talk to Adam Levine Talk to Adolf Hitler Talk to Adolf Eichmann Talk to Adolf Dassler Talk to Emperor Akihito Talk to Agnetha Faltskog Agnetha Faltskog Talk to Akira Kurosawa Talk to Albert Hofmann Reconstructing how historical figures actually sounded, from primary sources and linguistic research Alessandro Volta He stacked zinc and silver in a tower, separated each pair w... She never gave a speech. Never stood at a podium. Never addr... Abraham Lincoln Here's the part nobody expects. Abraham Lincoln — that tower... Alexandra of Denmark She was the most popular woman in Britain for forty years, a... He was the smoothest man in a room full of revolutionaries. ... Alexander the Great His voice could hold an army — not because it was deep, but ... Alexander Hamilton He wrote 51 of the 85 Federalist Papers. Madison wrote 29. J... He read his own obituary. That was the problem. A French new... The bark of a customs official. That's what Alois Hitler sou... Amerigo Vespucci Two continents bear his name. Not Columbus's name. His. Amer... He couldn't read until his wife taught him. He'd been a tail... No recording exists. None. Ali ibn Abi Talib — the fourth Ca... No articles found Try a different search term The Today In History blog covers voice research, character spotlights, product updates, technical deep dives, and game guides. Browse all historical figures , play daily history games , or explore today's events . Daily history in your inbox. Free. We use cookies to improve your experience.