AI photos show people with secondary breast cancer their lost future
By Nicola Bryan, BBC News
Using a combination of photography and AI, participant Helena Awuakye was able to see herself at her son's wedding day in 2030. Photo: Supplied/ Gallery of Hope - Breast Cancer Now
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