7 Tips for Using AI as Your Genealogy Assistant

Dana Leeds
Mar 20, 2024
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About this webinar

Genealogy often involves solitary research, diving into the past with dedicated focus. What if you could enhance this journey with a tireless, brilliant assistant available to help you 24/7? Imagine a smart, intuitive companion by your side, eager to transcribe records, extract vital information, and even visualize your ancestral stories. Whether you’re new to AI or already familiar with its capabilities, this talk is designed to highlight the incredible potential of AI in genealogy. From organizing vast amounts of data to offering creative research insights, AI is like a dedicated friend and employee, always ready to assist, teach, and inspire. Join us to discover how AI can transform your genealogical journey, making it more efficient, insightful, and collaborative.

About the speaker

About the speaker

Dana Leeds started researching her family tree in 1998. She bought her first DNA kit in 2016 and solved her first unknown parentage case in early 2018. While working on another case that year, she created the innovative genetic genealogy tool know
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  1. RB
    Richard Bagshaw
    4 months ago

    I’m just about to listen to this, also I love the fact that the speakers surname is Leeds, because Leeds, UK is where I live and it’s a great place!

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    Stacy Cole
    6 months ago

    This was such a useful summary and gave me a lot of ideas. Thank you!

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    Ross Oberin
    7 months ago

    An excellent summary of how generative AI can be implemented as a tool to help research and organise our research.
    The examples were topical and relevant, and provided considerable insight as to how this new tool can be adopted to genealogical and related research.

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    Kathryn Steckelberg
    8 months ago

    This was a great presentation. I have been very leery of AI. Dana did a wonderful job of explaining and highlighting how AI can be used in genealogy. Her slides and syllabus provided great examples.

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  5. GL
    Graham Lowe
    8 months ago

    Dana Leeds thank you for a very educational presentation and accompanying syllabus. You have helped to remove the mystery, and at the same time, helped to dissolve much trepidation about the use of artificial intelligence for my genealogical research.

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    Shirley Monkhouse
    8 months ago

    I have watched 2 by Steve Little, 2 by Tom McE on AI, I have learned a lot about this new Science. However, todays talk by Dana Leeds, was the first to get me past the OH WOW of AI. Danas demonstrated examples of how to use AI in the field of Genealogy was the first in which I finally can now see how I will be able to use AI myself in the future. Dana’s coverage of the main 7 uses was Excellent. I will certainly be watching this again and again, and i will be recommending this talk to others!

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    ROBIN TIESLING
    8 months ago

    this is an important part of the genealogy search information.

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    Patricia Marsh
    8 months ago

    Easy to understand. Encourages me to keep trying.

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