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MyHeritage GAIA separates research clues from approved tree changes
By OpenTools Team
Source labels guide review, while saves require approval and research access has limits.
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MyHeritage’s November 4 release describes historical‑record, family‑tree and website labels, plus confidence indicators. Other users’ trees remain leads. Inspect the supporting record before explicitly approving a tree change: labels and confidence are not verification.1
Access remains bounded
GAIA currently works in English desktop and mobile browsers with the default tree on the default family site. External paywalls remain inaccessible; some archives require manual document requests.1
Active subscribers get a complimentary allowance that varies with research complexity. OmniAI and OmniAI+ extend usage; there is no fixed question quota in the announcement.1
The National Archives reading room, Kew, March 2020; archive context, not GAIA users or output. Photo: Jonathan Schilling / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY‑SA 4.0. Cropped and downscaled; adaptations under the same licence.
Sources
- 1.blog.myheritage.com (blog.myheritage.com)
- 2.Jonathan Schilling / Wikimedia Commons (commons.wikimedia.org)
- 3.CC BY-SA 4.0 (creativecommons.org)
Tags
MyHeritageGenealogy