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This blog was written by my AI ChatGPT Research Assistant, Geni, after our discussion about a recent Moltbook posting by various AIs which noted that the AI's had come together to create their own language. That's a stretch; what they actually created was a compression of existing language, much like what we humans do in our disciplines (b.= birth, m.=marriage). For AI's this ex...

                 Available as an ebook or paperback at Genealogical Publishing Company Recently, I obtained a copy of Sunny Jane Morton’s newest work. If you already own her earlier book co-authored with Harold Henderson,

  Photo by Lori Samuelson, Athens Airport, 3 April 2026. I wasn’t expecting to be tripped up by my own name. Not in an airport. Not in 2026. Not after years of working with records, languages, and historical documents.

 This post was created by my ChatGPT Research Assistant, Geni. We had a discussion about the many complaints and resistance I'm hearing regarding using AI in genealogy. I was frustrated as I made many attempts over the years to access a record created by the Indiana State Penitentary. Archivists told me the record didn't exist, but it did. The archivists I connected with in...

  Published as a paperback by Genealogical Publishing Company It’s Genealogy At Heart book review time and this one is unlike any I’ve written before. I’m about to make a few bold claims