Inside the Holocaust Archive Project's Editor: AI Proposes, Humans Decide
aloncarmel · x · 2026-09-11
Alon Carmel details the editing layer of Holocaust IO: a workspace opens with the conversation in the center, the entry itself on the left, and pending changes on the right. The system proposes new entries, missing links, improvements to existing entries and whole articles — but it only proposes; a human chooses what actually goes in.
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