This session explores how artificial intelligence can support family historians when research becomes complex, confusing or stalled. Drawing on real case studies from long-term genealogical research, the talk shows how AI can help analyse evidence, surface patterns, test hypotheses and ask better questions without replacing sound research skills or critical judgement. It also addresses where AI falls short, the risks of over-reliance, and how to use these tools ethically and transparently. Designed for researchers who want practical guidance rather than hype, this session focuses on thoughtful, evidence-based use of AI as a genuine research companion.
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