EPISODE · Oct 13, 2025 · 49 MIN
How AI can change the way we experience history and help us tell our stories | Ep 9
from Annovation Podcast · host Annovation
Learn more about Annovation: https://stan.store/annovationEpisode Links 🔗Lauren's Substack (Folklore for the Future)Alec's Substack (The Innovator’s Journal)Google Genie 3 (AI World Model): Summary 📝This conversation explores the intersection of technology and genealogy, focusing on how emergent media and AI are transforming the way we connect with our past. The discussion highlights the importance of accessibility in storytelling, the role of technology in preserving family histories, and the potential for augmented reality to enhance our understanding of historical contexts. The speakers share personal experiences and insights on how technology can facilitate deeper connections with ancestors and inform present-day decisions.Chapters 🎬00:00 Welcome to the Annovation Podcast00:29 Tech Communication01:59 What is Emergent Media?03:40 Tech Unlocking Storytelling05:11 Unlocking Genealogy 10:43 Using AI as a Research Assistant14:03 Historical Images & AI19:45 The Future of AI-powered History26:07 Stepping Into History Demo30:23 Historical Applications for AI World Models34:37 The Core of Genealogy 38:04 Emergent Media & Immersive Media40:43 Connecting with History43:22 Sharing Family Stories44:13 Using Technology to Connect Generations46:29 Just do it! (with technology) Annovation: Helping small businesses use technology to build something big! 🚀 ➡️ See how Annovation can help you: https://stan.store/annovation ➡️ Join the Annovation Community: https://www.skool.com/annovation 🎥 Watch more episodes of the Annovation Podcast: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLcmBXRTidTC2uhi-FENJgfcYgTujaH2Ct&si=t0RIevdXb4vIRb5O Innovate through Anything! 💡
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