🔎 That “I should do this someday” project

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Most people scan photos to clear out boxes and finish a long-delayed task. Then the images appear on a screen. Moments they forgot existed come rushing back. Childhood. Family. People they miss. The emotion is not planned. It just happens.

“I thought I was organizing photos,” says Linda from Phoenix. “Instead, I found my whole life again.”

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"For decades, it’s been a privilege to help families protect the photos that hold their history. Seeing our guidance shared with millions through AARP’s genealogy coverage felt like opening an old album together. If it helps even one family rediscover their roots and feel that warmth again, it’s worth everything."

-- Mitch, Chief Photo Archivist, ScanMyPhotos.

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AI Can't See Your Old Photos. Here’s Why That Matters

If you’ve been following our CES posts from Las Vegas last week, you noticed it too. The entire show was wall-to-wall AI. Every demo. Every conversation. Then it clicked.

All that intelligence is blind to something enormous: your vintage photos. If snapshots, slides, negatives, or home movies never made it into digital form, they simply do not exist to AI or chatbots. Your photo history is invisible — cannot be seen, learned from, searched, or used.

Unscanned photos are a missing chapter of your story.

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Subject: 🔎 That “I should do this someday” project