Here is a brilliant example of how AI can assist your genealogy research. I have a designer purse. The zipper pull became detached. I could...drive to Charleston to the store for a repair...but wait...maybe AI could tell me how to fix it. So...chatgpt has given me detailed info on how to fix it myself....complete with diagrams. BUT...I still have to do the work!! Pretty much the same thing with genealogy. No way around it. Great suggestions but you still have to do t

As previously stated....the best results are obtained with the most precise questions and information. I put in the chat space that Carroll was the maiden name. I also added the information that in my DNA results my only French connection yielded many connections to the name Arsenault. Here are the detailed search results:

Yesterday I decided to try the new improved Google offering....gemini3. I found that..as with any AI technology...THE most important thing is to be ver specific with the questions you post. I first asked about Mary Carroll Malquit. I assumed that gemini3 would understand that Carroll was maiden name. WRONG. I wasted time. Be specific. If you give your teenager $50 and send to foodstore without very specific list...I shutter to think what you will find in the bags on the

SO...this morning I asked chatgpt how to find free genealogy online webinars. Here is the comprehensive response: Here are several strategies and resources you can use to find free genealogy webinars online — and a few examples to get you started: --- 🔍 Strategies to Find Free Genealogy Webinars 1. Use Genealogy Event Calendars ConferenceKeeper has a calendar of genealogy webinars, virtual events, and more. Many genealogy societies or regional groups maintain calendars of u