Content
Welcome
2m 56s
Speaker's Introduction
1m 54s
Introduction
9m 43s
How It Works
12m 35s
Models
5m 15s
Limits
11m 45s
Genealogy Applications
12m 51s
Ethics
14m 50s
The Future
9m 1s
Questions / answers
4m 37s
Announcements / prizes
4m 3s
Questions / answers
12m 1s
About this webinar
Join us for an exploration of the dynamic relationship between artificial intelligence (AI) and genealogy. This presentation provides a comprehensive overview of how AI tools, like chatbots, are changing genealogical research. Learn about the history, current limits and capabilities, and future potential of AI in family history. Key topics also include the ethical and privacy implications in this emerging field. A must-attend for those curious about the cutting-edge intersections of technology and ancestry.
About the speaker
Steve Little is the AI Program Director for the National Genealogical Society, the founder of AI Genealogy Insights, and co-host of The Family History AI Show podcast, and he has lifelong passions for...
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Comments (123)
What a great talk Steve! Thank you so much. As one who likes to experiment with ChatGPT and other AI tools for images and family history stories, you have given so much depth to this subject, and learning about the history of it all adds so much to the understanding of what I am doing.
Thank you for this, very informative.
Excellent! Your skill with language made this all very clear.
Great talk Steve! You did an excellent job of presenting this topic which is totally new to me. Thanks very much. Hope we can find a way to use it in our Little DNA Project some day.
Great talk, Steve! You make AI so easy to understand! Thanks for spending hundreds of hours and then boiling things down so we can profit from it!
I have been using the 'free' version 3.5 routinely. after Little's great talk, I will follow his advice of subscribing to GPT 4.0 for a trial. My major brick wall involves a very rare 'made up' surname - BETTERSPINNER - that disappeared when immigrants adopted the more common "SPINNER" name. So far there are only four instances of it! I am very excited to try these tools. [Subscriber here for hundreds of years.]
Intriguing me to go further with AI.
Very interesting webinar. It wa presented in a way that a novice could understand and now I want to try ChatGPT.