ARCHAEOLOGISTS USE ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE (AI) TO TRANSLATE 5,000-YEAR-OLD CUNEIFORM TABLETS

The goal of the neural machine translation (NMT) into English from Akkadian is to be part of a human-machine collaboration, by creating a pipeline that assists the scholar or student of the ancient language.
Currently, the NMT model is available on an online notebook and the source code has been made available on GitHub at Akkademia. The researchers are currently developing an online application called the Babylonian Engine.
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2. #AncientCivilizations
3. #CuneiformTablets
4. #ArtificialIntelligence
5. #AIinArchaeology
6. #TranslationTechnology
7. #HistoricalLinguistics
8. #AncientLanguages
9. #DigitalArchaeology
10. #CulturalHeritage
11. #LanguageDecoding
12. #AncientTexts
13. #DigitalHumanities
14. #AIAdvancements
15. #HeritagePreservation

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People don't realize how massive this is.

[@Anzeth_Zeon]

If it was truly translated by the AI, what's it actually say? Where is it?

[@markyanh6630]

GREAT

[@KarolynaABCMultiserviciosB]

Well what was the reading?

[@Rah-Dollar]

The black man is God

[@YoungGod119]

Lol

[@mystryx7931]

It said beware of ai

[@oladambo123]

@@Rah-Dollar The same man who didnt even invent the wheel before europeans came along?

[@vcastik]

Finally.

[@dr.zippymcscoots8725]

Its a tablet that when read releases the Beast.

[@774Rob]

I didn't know the Mesopotamians were fans of Roman architecture.

[@ChristiansKindnessKorner]

Nice, it said 42 and 1x1=2

[@grumpygardner3059]

Old majik unveiled. This will not bode well.

[@uuubeut]

Garbage in Garbage out !

[@SuperJammz]

robot voice ruins this