Transform Your Genealogy Facts Into Ancestor Stories With AI Tools

Curious about how AI can enhance your ancestor profiles?
In this video, I take the information I've gathered from Ancestry profiles and use tools like ChatGPT and Perplexity to dig deeper.
First, I will show you how to create a detailed timeline based on your ancestors' facts and identify missing areas that could be used for further research. Then, I demonstrate how AI can help craft a narrative and turn data into a compelling story. It's a quick and easy way to start writing about your ancestors beyond dates and places. Watch and learn how you can bring your family history to life with the power of AI!
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[@essentialgenealogy2.0]

Hi Ellen, I have been following your videos for a little while now and enjoyed them. This one resonated for me as I too love employing my AI squad of assistants to help write my ancestral stories. Using two AI tools with the same prompt is a great way to explore their features and decide on which one to use for your specific project. Interestingly, I am more likely to use Chat GPT Canvas for planning my genealogy projects, Perplexity for gathering historical context, whilst I use Claude Sonnet for a more nuanced narrative response.

[@familyhistoryhound]

Thanks I've been following you too. Tools in AI are a great way to get some of the work done so you can spend time your freed up time for other projects.

[@ivadailey5833]

Looking for articles about the May 1940 earthquake in the California valley. Any help please !

[@familyhistoryhound]

I found if I did a Google search of "1940 earthquake in California valley" I found quite a few listings. Some are govt sites so no charge for the info... Happy hunting.