A medium portrait of Lisa_Po, face forward. She wears a beige trench coat with navy leather paneling and a small embroidered logo on the left breast. A silver necklace with a circular pendant rests against her collarbone. Her black hair, parted on the side, features a prominent white blaze sweeping back from the left temple. She stands against a neutral studio wall lit from the front, with soft shadows falling toward the back. First, she looks directly into the lens and begins speaking. Her delivery is calm, her lips moving smoothly as she states: 'The ELIZA chatbot was created between 1964 and 1966 by computer scientist Joseph Weizenbaum at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.' She blinks naturally, maintaining eye contact, her expression open and conversational. Next, she continues seamlessly into the final clause: 'with its foundational paper published in Communications of the ACM in January 1966.' Her head tilts almost imperceptibly as she delivers the date. As the last word arrives, the corners of her mouth soften, and she offers a faint, knowing smirk. The camera holds a locked static frame. Audio: her voice, a clear warm mature alto, speaking the quoted text in sequence. The room is quiet with only the sound of her breath. She retains the exact coat, necklace, and hair as seen in the reference images. She does not blink excessively, she does not look away, and the background does not shift.