Aviv Shoshan, who has faced challenges with attention and concentration and has a sister on the autism spectrum, has developed a virtual assistant designed to help young adults on the spectrum practice social interactions. The tool uses artificial intelligence to simulate real-life conversations, allowing users to rehearse scenarios like job interviews, dates, and casual chats in a safe and supportive environment. Shoshan's motivation stemmed from his own experiences of feeling isolated and struggling to read social cues, inspiring him to create a resource that builds confidence and communication skills without fear of judgment.