A program on AI-assisted genealogy featuring expert Daniel Horowitz is set for May 4 at Congregation Mishkan Or in Beachwood. Horowitz has extensive experience in family history and will offer insights on using AI technologies. Registration is due by May 2, with options to attend in-person or via Zoom.
On May 4, a compelling program titled “AI-Assisted Genealogy: The Family History of the Future” will take place. Kicking off at 3 p.m. at Congregation Mishkan Or in Beachwood, this event will also be accessible via Zoom for those who prefer to join from home.
Daniel Horowitz, the speaker, brings impressive credentials to the table. With 15 years spent as a teacher and study guide editor for “Searching for My Roots” in Venezuela, he has a deep understanding of family history. Plus, he has a decade of experience serving on the board of The International Association of Jewish Genealogical Societies, along with a significant position at The Israel Genealogy Research Association.
As interest grows around how artificial intelligence can revolutionize genealogy, this program could be a pivotal moment for both enthusiasts and novices alike. It promises to reveal how modern technology can help unravel the threads of family history in new ways.
If you wish to attend, be warned: the registration deadline is approaching fast, set for May 2. For those eager to dive into this innovative exploration of genealogy, contact Jane Rothstein at [email protected] to secure your spot.
The upcoming program on AI-assisted genealogy promises to blend technology with personal history, led by expert Daniel Horowitz. With a compelling background, he invites individuals to explore how AI can enhance our understanding of family roots. Don’t miss the fast-approaching May 2 registration deadline for this unique event.
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