Classifies Ancient Religious Texts by Tradition
Jev classified 637 ancient religious texts by tradition and theological mechanic, producing 5,096 classifications with zero errors. The author says every tradition was correctly identified.
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Gave TypeSafe’s new Jev model 637 ancient religious texts and has it classify them by tradition and theological mechanic. 13 minutes, 5,096 classifications, ZERO errors. Every tradition was correctly identified. It found cross tradition patterns across Egypt, Persia, Sumer, Kabbalah, and Gnostic texts. Same mechanics. No contact between traditions. And it just indexed a corpus that would have take
The author says the model found cross-tradition patterns across Egyptian, Persian, Sumerian, Kabbalistic, and Gnostic texts, despite no contact between the traditions.
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