Prue and Lisa, NSW paramedics, used AI to achieve their dream of having a child. They are now proud parents to Sullivan and support AI advancements in the medical field.
Prue and Lisa, a same-sex couple , used artificial intelligence (AI) to help them conceive their child through IVF . They are now proud parents to Sullivan and support AI advancements in the medical field .
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