Artificial intelligence and family history research

Explore how artificial intelligence is changing family history research in this session at Sugar Valley Library Museum, kirantakamyari in Cameron Park. The discussion considers where AI can support genealogy work while keeping the researcher in control.

What the session covers

• Opportunities and limitations of AI in genealogy
• Transcription, summarisation and writing
• Research organisation and workflow support
• Image creation and family-history storytelling
• Practical examples and demonstrations

Presenter

Andrew Redfern is a Sydney-based family historian, educator and international speaker. He leads the Society of Australian Genealogists’ Artificial Intelligence and Information Technology Special Interest Group, with interests spanning genealogy technology, AI and colonial Australian research.

Venue access

Sugar Valley Library Museum, kirantakamyari is at Cameron Park Plaza on Portland Drive. Dedicated museum and accessible parking are available nearby, and the venue has accessible bathrooms and public bus access.

This event is part of History Illuminated Festival.

Photography notice

The event may be photographed or filmed for Lake Macquarie City Council advertising and promotion. If you do not wish to be photographed or filmed, advise event organisers when you arrive.