A 21-year-old computer science student has successfully deciphered a word from the carbonized Herculaneum scrolls, which were buried over 2000 years ago, using AI technology, earning a $40,000 prize. This achievement was recognized in the Vesuvius Challenge, where the deciphering technique combined high-energy X-rays and machine learning, making a significant contribution to cultural heritage preservation. The discovered ancient word "πορφυ̣ρ̣ας̣" is likely to mean "purple," drawing widespread attention.
21-Year-Old College Student Deciphers Ancient Scrolls Using AI, Wins $40,000 Prize

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