AI will be used in historical discoveries: DeepMind Ithaca

 DeepMind, a company acquired by Google, has introduced the Artificial Intelligence Ithaca, which will be used in historical discoveries. The import program can determine the missing letters in historical inscriptions, when the inscription was written and its geographical origin.

 DeepMind, acquired by Google in 2014, has excelled in artificial intelligence projects. The company has introduced a program called Ithaca, which can be used in historical discoveries. With this program, archaeologists will be able to analyze historical inscriptions. Deleted letters can be determined by the time of writing and the geographical origin of the inscription. Thea Sommerschield, a historian and engineer, and his team helped create this artificial intelligence. Thea Sommerschield said, "Import was developed as a complementary tool to help historians." Thanks to the import, historians will be able to determine where and when each of the texts was written. According to DeepMind engineers, Artificial Intelligence provides 62% accurate deleted letters in historical texts and 71% accurate information in determining the geographical origin of texts. These results are also considered quite successful. However, ithaca artificial intelligence can show results based on data collected by archaeologists by traditional methods. In other words, artificial intelligence cannot do all this on its own without human intervention. Still, it is considered a successful step for historians and the world of technology.