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Artificial Intelligence Is Revamping Historical Research - Vimarsana News

Artificial Intelligence Is Revamping Historical Research

When Google released an upgraded version of Gemini, academic historians were baffled and appalled.

Source: reason.com
How scholars armed with cutting-edge technology are unfurling secrets of ancient scrolls - Vimarsana News

How scholars armed with cutting-edge technology are unfurling secrets of ancient scrolls

Researchers and Silicon Valley are using tools powered by AI to read what had long been thought unreadable

'Plato is just the start': Ancient Herculaneum scrolls buried during the eruption of Mount Vesuvius could also reveal secrets about Socrates, scientist claims - Vimarsana News

'Plato is just the start': Ancient Herculaneum scrolls buried during the eruption of Mount Vesuvius could also reveal secrets about Socrates, scientist claims

Scientists are using clever scanning techniques to identify the Greek text written within the ancient Herculaneum scrolls in Naples - without having to unroll the fragile 'papyrus' pages.

Jane Austen Museum Seeks Help Deciphering Her Brother's Hard-to-Read Manuscript - Vimarsana News

Jane Austen Museum Seeks Help Deciphering Her Brother's Hard-to-Read Manuscript

The brother of Jane Austen wrote a memoir that could shed light on his sister's novels. The only problem is his ineligible handwriting.

Source: artnet.com
AI just helped us find out where Plato is buried - here's how - Vimarsana News

AI just helped us find out where Plato is buried - here's how

The discovery is just the latest fragment of history to be uncovered with the aid of AI. Prizes are waiting for the next breakthrough.

Source: zdnet.com