Back in the twentieth century my beloved aunt gave me a tintype of my great-great grandfather Wesley Cunningham. In the years before Photoshop, the only choice for reproduction was to take the tintype to a professional restoration service to have it enlarged and printed on paper. I posted it on …

AI for Genealogy Starts and Ends with Full Disclosure in Citations
Fool me once… fool me twice… fool me over and over again. That may be the new saying that could describe AI and genealogy. It may be fun to use AI to generate images, maybe even generate images of imaginary kin, but how do we avoid fooling unsuspecting website visitors? …
