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Recognizing the transformative potential of AI in addressing major challenges in genealogy, I authored a document to provide an informed analysis of genealogy software. While this report does not cover the entire spectrum of available software, I am confident that it includes a sufficiently representative set of tools and approaches to draw meaningful and reliable conclusions. <hr>
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[https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1T4zYsTslklgsLfWAftN76GTUPsR9suryVL9sejYdW7g/present The slideshow below] proposes an AI-powered solution to a common problem in genealogy: ambiguously named locations. Genealogy software often struggles to pinpoint places with historical or multiple names, causing time-consuming manual work and potential errors. The presented AI system resolves this by automatically identifying the correct latitude and longitude for locations like the historical city of Adrianapolis, even with its multiple names and current identity as Edirne. The ultimate aim is to integrate this AI functionality directly into genealogy software, streamlining the research process and enhancing accuracy, with future plans involving affordable access for hobbyists and collaboration with developers.<br>
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Recognizing the transformative potential of AI in addressing major challenges in genealogy, I authored the document below to provide an informed analysis of genealogy software. While this report does not cover the entire spectrum of available software, I am confident that it includes a sufficiently representative set of tools and approaches to draw meaningful and reliable conclusions.

In order to trigger a possible application of AI in the area of Genealogy, I made a presentation on the page Genealogy Locations and AI.


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