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- loufeI've been using AI to help with my genealogical research, and it's been fantastic. I am loving pushing the family history back and catching mistakes that someone who many others share as a common ancestor have made.
- z_rho_oneGreat use case of AI. Almost 4 years after the sensational release of GPT3.5, the best use case of AI is still being a powerful search engine that can gather information from all corners of the digital world.
- dr_dshivFWIW, I have tried my best to make the 10s of thousands of books on https://SourceLibrary.org ergonomic for both agents and people. All feedback welcome.To date, it is the largest collection of agent-accessible translations on the web. The mcp pulls texts and illustrations — and the API provides access to the embeddings. It’s free.We are based at the Embassy of the Free Mind in Amsterdam, a UNESCO-recognized library of alchemy, magic and mysticism (among other related topics)And, it’s worth saying, I’m very much inspired by Res Obscura’s line of curiosity-driven humanist inquiry…Dive into some historical mysteries, there are so many!
- riazrizviThis is a strong application of LLMs IMO. They are idea machines. Historical ways of thinking give us different paths to explore the world through.
- whythismattersGreat post, thank you! So, let's resolve ancient Near East chronology and determine an absolute date for the sack of Babylon?
- b112I'm guessing it wasn't Claude 5.5, not with the "dangerous" nature of this work.