Dedication
Foreword
Preface
Introduction
Acknowledgments
Part I—Quick Start
Chapter 1: Quick Start
Chapter 2: Fundamentals of Prompting
Part II—Under the Hood
Chapter 3: How We Got Here
Chapter 4: The Anatomy of an LLM
Chapter 5: Cautions
Chapter 6: Advanced Prompting
Chapter 7: Advanced Features
Part III—Core Workflows
Chapter 8: Working with Text Documents
Chapter 9: Transcription
Chapter 10: Translation and Transliteration
Chapter 11: Reading Web Content
Chapter 12: Working with Genealogy Files
Chapter 13: AI as a Teacher
Chapter 14: Image Analysis and Interpretation
Chapter 15: Image Generation
Chapter 16: Image Modification
Chapter 17: Imagined Images
Chapter 18: Data Analysis
Chapter 19: DNA and Genetic Genealogy
Chapter 20: Genealogical Reasoning
Part IV—Professional and Society Use
Chapter 21: Professional Genealogists
Chapter 22: Genealogical Societies
Part V—Programming Assistant
Chapter 23: Code as Text
Chapter 24: Query Languages and Wildcards
Chapter 25: Date Conversion Macro
Chapter 26: Image Reviewer
Chapter 27: GEDCOM Parser
Chapter 28: Social Security Death Master File
Part VI—Ethics and Futures
Chapter 29: AI, Genealogy, and Ethics
Chapter 30: The Perfect AI for Genealogy: A Wish List
Glossary
Further Resources
ChatGPT for Genealogists
Some big news to share: My new book, ChatGPT for Genealogists: From first prompts to advanced workflows, is now available.
This book is designed as a “classroom in a book,” starting with the basics and moving all the way to advanced workflows for genealogists, professionals, and genealogical society leaders.
Topics include transcription, translation, transliteration, image analysis, genealogical reasoning, privacy settings, prompting techniques, deep research, agents, macros, database queries, and so much more.
Here’s the full table of contents:
The book is 8.5″x11″, 298 pages, color and is available a paperback and Kindle “Print Replica” on Amazon and as a PDF edition through Gumroad.
More information on the book, and free PDF with the table of contents, introduction, and a full sample chapter, can be found on the book’s website.
