Headline, July 31 2025/ ''' AI'S AENEAS AIM '''

''' AI'S AENEAS AIM '''

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AROUND 1.500 LATIN INSCRIPTIONS ARE discovered every year - offering invaluable view into the daily life of ancient Romans - and posing a daunting challenge for the historians tasked with interpreting them - reports AFP.

BUT a new artificial intelligence tool, partly developed by Google researchers, can now help Latin scholars piece together these puzzles from the past, according to a study published last Wednesday.

Inscriptions in Latin were commonplace across the Roman world, from laying out the decrees of emperors to graffiti on the city streets. One mosaic outside a home in the ancient city of Pompeii even warns : '' Beware of the dog''.

These inscriptions are '' precious to historians because they offer first-hard evidence of ancient thought, language, society and history '', said study co-author Yannis Assael, a researcher at Google's AI lab DeepMind.

'' What makes them unique is that they are written by the ancient people themselves across all social classes on any subject. '' It's not just history written by the elite,'' Assael, who co-designed the AI model, told a press conference.

However, these texts have often been damaged over the millennia. '' We usually don't know where and when they were written,'' Assael said.

So, the researchers carried a generative neural network, which is an AI tool that can identify complex relationships between types of data.

They named their model Aeneas, after the Trojan hero and son of the Greek goddess Aphrodite.

It was trained on data about the dates, locations and meanings of Latin transcription from an empire that spanned five million square kilometres over two millennia.

Thea Sommerschield, an epigrapher at the University of Nottingham who co-designed the AI model, said that '' studying history through inscriptions is like solving a gigantic jigsaw puzzle.

'' You can't solve the puzzle with a single isolated piece, even though you know information like its colour or its shape,'' she explained. '' To solve the puzzle, you need to use that information to find pieces that connect to it.''

TESTED ON AUGUSTUS : This can be a huge job. Latin scholars have to compare inscriptions against '' potentially hundreds of parallels '', a task which '' demands extraordinary erudition '' and '' laborious manual searches '' through massive library and museum collections, the study in the journal Nature said.

To test their model, the team asked Aeneas analyse a famous inscription called '' Res Gestae Divi Augusti '', in which Rome's first emperor Augustus detailed his accomplishments.

Debate still rages between historians about when exactly the text was written.

Though the text is riddled with exaggerations, irrelevant dates and erroneous geographical references, the researchers said that Aeneas was able to use subtle clues such as archaic spelling to land on two possible dates - the two being debated between historians.

More than 20 historians who tried out the model found it provided a useful starting point in 90 percent of cases, according to DeepMind.

The best results came when historians used the AI model together with their skills as researchers, rather than relying solely on one or the other, the study said.

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