AWFHS | GeneAIlogy Principles

👥 GeneAIlogy Principles

Using Artificial Intelligence responsibly for family history.

Responsible AI for Genealogists

GeneAIlogy has been created to help family historians use Artificial Intelligence with confidence, responsibility and curiosity.

These principles are inspired by the work of the Coalition for Responsible AI in Genealogy, whose guiding principles cover accuracy, disclosure, privacy, education and compliance. Visit CRAIGEN.

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Accuracy

Use AI to suggest ideas, not to prove facts. Always check names, dates, places and conclusions against original records.

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Disclosure

Be open when AI has materially helped create, translate, summarise or alter your family history work.

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Privacy

Think carefully before entering information about living people or sensitive family matters into any AI service.

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Education

Keep learning. AI is changing quickly, and good practice comes from experimenting, questioning and sharing what works.

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Compliance

Respect copyright, website terms, subscriptions, data protection rules and intellectual property when using AI.

The GeneAIlogy Promise

GeneAIlogy is not about teaching Artificial Intelligence to understand genealogy. It is about helping genealogists use Artificial Intelligence with confidence, responsibility and curiosity.

AI can help you think, organise and explore — but it should never replace careful research, original records or sound genealogical judgement.