Researchers Use AI to Reconstruct 2,000-Year-Old Hymn of Babylon From 30 Clay Fragments Describing City's Majesty

Researchers have successfully reconstructed the Hymn of Babylon, a lost piece of Mesopotamian literature that had been missing for over 2,000 years. The hymn was pieced together using artificial intelligence, which helped decode fragments from 30 ancient clay tablets. The text describes the ancient city of Babylon in detail, highlighting its grandeur and providing insights into the lives of its inhabitants. This discovery revives the cultural memory of Babylon, once the largest city in the ancient world, and demonstrates the potential of modern technology in recovering historical artifacts.