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How Good HTR is Changing What & How We’re Transcribing

March 4, 2026 by FromThePage

AI is changing so fast, and so is FromThePage. Here’s a look at the AI features we currently offer. In a recent discussion on BlueSky, Ben and Scott Weingart (and others) had a conversation about the explosion of possibilities that might come from good, cheap, AI transcription. Scott asks “how the bias of the spotlight of what’s searchable will reshape how people will … [Read more...] about How Good HTR is Changing What & How We’re Transcribing

Environmental Impact of AI

February 16, 2026 by FromThePage

AI is changing so fast, and so is FromThePage. Here’s a look at the AI features we currently offer. At the Society of American Archivists conference last August, I joined a panel on artificial intelligence. The first question from the audience came quickly and, frankly, with a little heat: "How do you justify using energy-intensive tools like AI when the climate crisis is … [Read more...] about Environmental Impact of AI

How Do You Know Whether AI Is "Good Enough"?

December 9, 2025 by FromThePage

AI is changing so fast, and so is FromThePage. Here’s a look at the AI features we currently offer. Yesterday we deployed two new features to help you evaluate Gemini 3 (and eventually others) results against human transcribed or corrected text. First, we’ve developed a comparison screen that shows the differences between an AI generated page transcription and human … [Read more...] about How Do You Know Whether AI Is "Good Enough"?

Introducing Gemini 3.0 Support in FromThePage

November 22, 2025 by FromThePage

AI is changing so fast, and so is FromThePage. Here’s a look at the AI features we currently offer. When Ben sent me Mark Humphries’ report on testing a new, unreleased Gemini model, I got scared. And excited. Mark is a historian and digital humanist who’s gone deep on analyzing AI tools for textual transcription. He understands the dangers of “seductive … [Read more...] about Introducing Gemini 3.0 Support in FromThePage

Have you seen FromThePage's new Find A Project?

March 27, 2025 by Sara Brumfield

We've revamped this overall view of FromThePage to make it easier for you to find projects you're interested in: Find projects by category -- be it "vital records" "railroads" or "African American History" or many more! Find the organizations you love to contribute to in the alphabetical organizations list. Find new collections, just posted with fresh new material … [Read more...] about Have you seen FromThePage's new Find A Project?

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