NextGenGenealogy
Carole McCullochA safe space for learning, practicing, and implementing AI tools and becoming a NextGenGenealogist.
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The Shape of Silence
Every detective learns, sooner or later, that the most important line in a case file is sometimes the one that isn’t there.
Sherlock Holmes built an entire solution around that principle in “Silver Blaze” – a dog that should have barked at...
The Vanishing Butcher
The Detective Framework · This week's hero: Claude Cowork.
To catch up with the related cases in this series, you can read the first episode here: Opening the Cold Case and the second episode here: Redrawing the Border.
For two instal...
Redrawing the Border
The Detective Framework · This week's hero: Gemini
The first question: What are the earliest confirmed records for Martha Elizabeth Evans?
NextGenGenealogy is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work...
Opening the Cold Case
Every family historian eventually inherits a cold case.
Mine begins with Martha Elizabeth Savage née Evans, a woman whose life ended in tragedy and whose story now asks to be handled with care, evidence, and compassion. This is not...
Welcome to the AI Genealogy Starter Campus
Based on the AI Genealogy Starter Campus materials, the integration of AI into genealogy is framed not as a technical replacement for the historian but as a partnership with a tireless and brilliant junior research assistant. The sources ar...
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Welsh-born "Family History Detective" & Edupreneur. Founder of the Essential Genealogy Academy. 40+ courses helping you turn family trees into stories. Join me as I explore Ancestry in the Age of AI to find your heroes and heroines.
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