Background:
I use Gramps for research, but I export the database and use the data in my custom web site for presentation. Most of the persons are just “lists of fact” so I decided to add some AI descriptions. From the data I created LD-json for persons and then used that as AI input.(I used LD-json because it can also be included in page headers to provide information to search engines. But I’m not sure if it is really of any value for that.)
However it was a little messy and also I’m probably not the only one that wants to play with AI-descriptions. So I think it would be nice if Gramps had something like “individual person report” but optimized to be used as AI input. Then it would be easy to add “AI description plugins” that could e.g. add “AI summary”-notes to persons and it could also be used in the web pages created from within Gramps.
Then there is the problem to give clear instructions to AI. If a person has two registred children, should AI write “X had two children”, “X had at least two children”, “X had two known children” etc? Clearly the first one is prefered if it is clear that there were exactly two children. But then we need to provide AI with that information. (Actually the AI was surprisingly good at guessing, but after all knowing is better than guessing.) I think currently the best way might be to use a tag for “incomplete person data”, but for a “AI input report” some standardized way would be prefered. (Then there is also the case when some child is marked as private.)
What are your thoughts? Are there any plans for similar ideas?