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Are you using Artificial Intelligence in your genealogy research or blogging? I follow several people who are leaders in the AI field. They share detailed… Read More »AI From Transcription to …
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Was AI Hallucinating?
Did AI Hallucinate “65 Tons of Cargo”? Yesterday I shared my response to Randy Seaver’s Saturday Night Genealogy Fun challenge, which invited participants to use… Read More »Was AI Hallucinating?
Claude AI and Genealogy
Using Claude AI to Analyze Genealogy Research Reports Do you follow the “leaders” exploring the intersection of genealogy and artificial intelligence? I do—and Facebook has… Read More »Claude AI and Genealogy
Saturday Night Genealogy Fun
Calling all Genea-Musings Fans: It’s Saturday Night again— Time for some more Genealogy Fun!! Come on, everybody—join in, accept the mission, and execute it with… Read More »Saturday Night Genealogy Fun
A Conversation with ChatGPT
Are you an avid user of AI to assist with your genealogy research? If so, do you have a collection of carefully crafted prompts—or do… Read More »A Conversation with ChatGPT
Year in Review
For me, 2025 was a year of learning how to work alongside Artificial Intelligence. While I haven’t explored AI as deeply as some of the… Read More »Year in Review
Honoring Edward Osmund Briles Through Audio and Song
Today’s post brings together two very different—yet beautifully complementary—ways of sharing the story of my grandfather, Edward Osmund Briles. His life stretched from the wheat… Read More »Honoring Edward Osmund Briles Through Audio and Song
Christmas of Joy and Sorrow
The above video is based on an audio overview and graphic created by Google Notebook LM.
A Sad Christmas
This narrative is written from the perspective of my mother, Roberta Crawford, imagining how she might have experienced the dramatic and emotional events surrounding Christmas.… Read More »A Sad Christmas
An Act of Defiance
Have you ever taken a public stand for something you believed in—loud enough, visible enough, that it might land you in real trouble? Most of… Read More »An Act of Defiance