EP3: Apple joins the AI Race with Apple Intelligence. ChatGPT improves data analysis for genealogists. Give the gift of trust to future genealogists.

Artificial Intelligence, Ethics, News, Podcasts, Videos 1 Minute

In the latest “The Family History AI Show” podcast, Mark and I discuss recent AI advancements and their impact on genealogy. We cover Apple’s “Apple Intelligence,” Microsoft’s Recall feature, and Google’s Memory tool, all enhancing privacy, security, and information retrieval. Highlighting ChatGPT’s Data Analyst tool, we show its value in processing genealogical data. We stress labeling AI-generated content to avoid future confusion. Global AI developments include Claude’s Canadian availability, China’s Kling text-to-video generator, and Saudi Arabia’s AI investments. Upcoming events feature Mark’s NGS AI Toolbox Series presentation and my NGS GRIP 2024 course on AI applications for genealogy.

You can also find this episode and earlier at Apple, Spotify, Podbean, and your other favorite podcasting sites:
https://blubrry.com/3738800/132855299/ep3-apple-joins-the-ai-race-with-apple-intelligence-chatgpt-improves-data-analysis-for-genealogists-give-the-gift-of-trust-to-future-genealogists/

Published by Steve Little

Steve Little is the AI Program Director for the National Genealogical Society and the founder of AI Genealogy Insights. I trace my deep roots to one Appalachian county, where, by 1820, all 32 of my 3rd-great-grandparents had settled—many even earlier than that. In fact, 60 of my most recent ancestors were born, lived, and died there, in Ashe County, NC. My passion lies in AI & genetic genealogy: with a keen interest in endogamy, pedigree collapse, and the art of deciphering multiple relationships through DNA segment triangulation, and an insatiable curiosity to explore beneficial uses and current limits of artificial intelligence in genealogy. Beyond genealogy, I wear many hats: I'm a husband and a dad, a Methodist pastor, and a Virginian. My hobbies span from bird watching and sky gazing to chess and film. Additionally, I'm an avid reader, writer, photographer, and regex script hacker.

Published