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How Scientists Have Read An Ancient Vesuvius Scroll Without Opening It
As you know, I’m not a fan of AI when it comes to writing–for many reasons (just look up the Anthropic case as being one of my reasons), however, in this instance, AI was able to do something pretty cool. Pompeii has captured my imagination ever since I first learned about it, and now, through AI, some of the papyrus scrolls burned in the 79 CE Mount Vesuvius eruption, have been read.Using high-resolution X-ray scans and artificial intelligence,…
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How Scientists Have Read An Ancient Vesuvius Scroll Without Opening It
As you know, I’m not a fan of AI when it comes to writing–for many reasons (just look up the Anthropic case as being one of my reasons), however, in this instance, AI was able to do something pretty cool. Pompeii has captured my imagination ever since I first learned about it, and now, through AI, some of the papyrus scrolls burned in the 79 CE Mount Vesuvius eruption, have been read.Using high-resolution X-ray scans and artificial intelligence,…
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