An artificial-intelligence system has read a Babylonian law tablet at 98 percent character accuracy ...
The breakthrough is described in a study uploaded on 7 May 2025 to the open-access arXiv server by University of Dubai researchers Shahad Elshehaby, Alavikunhu Panthakkan, Hussain Al-Ahmad and Mina Al-Saad.
#6: Good question. And this book ought to be simple for AI: upload.wikimedia.org
I wonder what AI will say about Albert Camus' The Stranger?
BTW: Earlier this year I was asked whether Mucedorus was scribed by the Immortal Bard as some attribute this play to him. I came to my conclusion, but didn't compare my answer with any of the dozen free AI platforms available.
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