@omooretweets: One of the things I love about AI is that it forces overpriced legacy products to step up their game Someone put ChatGP…
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A tweet observes that AI like ChatGPT can outperform expensive legacy genealogy tools such as Ancestry, finding far more family history data in hours than paid accounts did in years.
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One of the things I love about AI is that it forces overpriced legacy products to step up their game
Someone put ChatGPT on to their family history search
In a few hours, it turned up WAY more than a paid Ancestry account had in years 👇 https://t.co/pStQppGlih
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