Researchers are deploying artificial intelligence to tackle the decipherment of ancient languages that lack bilingual texts or known relatives. Linear A, a Bronze Age Minoan script from Crete, remains a language isolate with no confirmed link to any known language.
Etruscan, used in pre-Roman Italy, has only partial vocabulary from funerary inscriptions, and its grammar remains elusive. AI offers new hope for breaking these long-standing linguistic puzzles.
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