The Family History AI Show
In the latest episode of this podcast, co-hosts Steve Little and Mark Thompson discuss the latest AI advancements revolutionizing genealogy.
A highlight is a deep dive into the world of AI image generators, exploring tools like DALL-E, Midjourney, and Adobe Firefly and discussing their potential to breathe new life into family history narratives. Find the complete content at https://blubrry.com/3738800/136034321/ep12-hollywood-ai-blunder-ai-image-generator-roundup-google-lens-saves-you-time-researching-use-ai-for-translation.
AI and Family History: Extending Beyond the Basics
On Wednesday evening, I caught this Legacy Family Tree Webinars presentation by Andrew Redfern. It builds on his April presentation Artificial Intelligence & Family History: An Introduction still available to webinar subscribers.
I strongly recommend this new presentation if you are interested in using AI in family history. He shows various applications in a live demonstration. It should be available for free viewing at www.familytreewebinars.com starting sometime on Thursday morning.
It is the interaction between humans and the AI tools that makes a difference. Anyone can chat with a bot, but the true power is in refining what to say, how to say it, critically analysing output and reiterating details in a dance of manipulation.
Andrew Redfern
FamilySearch
In just a few days, the number of British records full-text searchable through the Experimental Labs initiative has more than doubled. Most additions are for vital, religious, and government records.