In this presentation, Ann Simcock aims to shine a chink of light on the possibilities for the use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) by family and local historians. Focusing on a range of projects and using a variety of programmes, she will demonstrate examples of AI’s usefulness while also emphasising the importance of preparation and careful checking to uncover its inherent limitations and potential problems, alongside highlighting its advantages.
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About the Speaker
Ann Simcock
Ann Simcock is a retired history and drama teacher. She educated her son at home until he went on to attend Chetham’s School of Music, later studying for a distance-learning BA in Theatre Studies herself. Her longstanding love of history and drama has led her to give talks to a range of organisations, including the WI, U3A, and local history groups. After completing a year-long course in writing personal history led by Janet Few, she became one of the founding members of A Few Forgotten Women, for which she has contributed articles and videos to the website.
