AI & Genealogy: Exploring the Possibilities
Artificial Intelligence is rapidly reshaping how we research and share family history. This session explores what AI is, how it works, and the many practical ways it can support genealogists, from transcribing and analysing records to organising research, identifying patterns, enhancing images and crafting compelling narratives. Whether you are curious, cautious or already experimenting, this talk will open up the scope of what is possible and help you see where AI might fit within your own research journey.
Andrew Redfern
Andrew Redfern is an internationally recognised family historian and educational technologist specialising in the practical use of artificial intelligence and digital tools. Based in Australia, he teaches genealogists how to work more effectively, creatively and confidently in a rapidly changing technological landscape.
He has developed and delivered digital skills courses to audiences across the UK, North America and Australasia, and presents regularly at major conferences including RootsTech. Known for making complex technology clear and accessible, Andrew focuses on helping researchers harness AI to analyse, interpret and share family stories in meaningful, modern ways.
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