AI Just Went Rogue | The Takeover Has Begun

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I'm obsessed with AI cracking ancient mysteries. Here are the six craziest discoveries that it already made. Number one, AI read the text of a scroll buried by Mount Vizuvius 2,000 years ago. It revealed a lost work of stoic philosophy and found a book by philosopher Filademus that no one knew existed. Number two, AI deciphered another scroll

from the same library and found Plato's exact burial spot. This has been unknown for 2,000 years. The text even describes his final night with Plato critiquing a flute player's rhythm from his deathbed. Number three, an AI handwriting model showed that some Dead Sea Scrolls are up to 100 years older than scholars believed. This would put the book of

Daniel close to its author's lifetime. We could be looking at something close to an original. Number four, AI recovered a 250 line home to Babylon, one of the most copy texts of the ancient world. It matched 30 fragments scattered around museums worldwide, and it had been lost for a,000 years. Number five, AI discovered over 300 new Nazca

lines in Peru in 6 months. A century of human searching only found 430. Number six, AI reconstructed a 2,000-year-old Roman board game just by looking at limestone carvings. And even crazier, it did so by simulating thousands of games until it found the rules that actually fit. Everyone is excited about what AI will solve for the future, but I'm

equally excited about what AI would solve from the past. >> It's nice to see AI being used for something good. >> [ __ ] that, bro. It needs to be stopped. >> This is what the future of prisons might look like. these machines here. A company called Cognify have come up with a way where they can have you experience