AI is the larger umbrella term. LLMs, Machine Learning, CNNs, DNNs, RNNs, etc. all fall under that umbrella "AI" term.

In the old sense of the word, we don't have an actual AI yet, but it's true that LLM and AI have become interchangeable.

Correct, but it’s semantics. Most people just think all AI is generative these days, and so I’m trying to differentiate.

I'd even argue that generative AI is machine learning, except the learning stops when the training does so it's not learning continuously like ML in the classical sense.

Yeah but now the meaning of the word AI has changed in most people's minds to mean generative ai and mostly LLMs.

Yeah if I remember correctly, the villa where these scrolls were found housed stoic philosophers or something. It was also originally owned by Julius Caesars father in law.

I actually visited Herculaneum a couple of years ago. Pretty cool sight. You can see the charred wooden beams of this villa sticking out of the dirt cliff. When no one was looking I picked small a charred wooden bit off the ground. Probably shouldn't have done that, but there were lots of these small pieces just lying there on the ground, and I couldn't help myself.

Lmao.. But you gotta fossilize it right?

Also what sauce would go well on a fossilized scroll

No that's not how that works.

You need to give it like hey this is that, in the same form a bunch or ways. And then you hope that it's good enough in the real deal

Ah, that makes sense. Maybe i read an earlier article where they had only partially recovered.