Author

Jack Imberger

Jack is an Australian freelance writer whose work explores the space between lived experience and emerging technology. He's won multiple writing competitions and is currently completing his debut book, which has already drawn strong early praise. Jack's work reflects a belief that AI-when shaped with care-can enrich cultural memory rather than erode it. Deeply interested in history, sharp thinking, and digital innovation, he sees today's literary and tech landscapes as a natural home for writers who value responsibility, clarity, and the evolving role of human insight in an artificial age.

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The Minotaur Lives: How AI Unearthed Truth from Myth

Artificial intelligence is opening up new possibilities for archaeology. It can piece together disparate inscriptions, test ideas about the construction of ancient cities, and identify invisible patterns.

Dead Kings Revived Via AI

This article examines how machine learning is being used to translate and interpret historical records once thought unreadable—ranging from the meticulous court annals of Korea’s Joseon Dynasty to the fragmented cuneiform tablets of ancient Mesopotamia.