President John Adams, and his replies, is so consistent that it might be considered an art form. With cursive, AI can only go so far.
According to Sullivan of the National Archive, AI is beginning to read cursive, but only with human assistance. FamilySearch, a nonprofit genealogy organization run by.
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, has been collaborating with the Archives to provide free genealogical software, search capabilities, and access to historical records.
An AI software created by FamilySearch can read handwritten documents. The final edit must still be completed by a human, however.
“There are typically some errors,” she said. We refer to it as “extracted text,” and our volunteers are required to review it and contrast it with the original.
The document is not regarded as a true transcription until a volunteer has reviewed it. Furthermore, according to Isaacs,
