U.S. Northern Command has identified more than $35 million in unbudgeted "priority" funding to jump-start artificial intelligence initiatives and surveillance improvements along the U.S.-Mexico border ...

The lines had long been seen as a puzzle—one of the world’s greatest archaeological enigmas—until AI entered the scene. AI’s revolutionary application in this field has brought us closer than ever to ...

The Nazca Lines, a collection of pre-Columbian geoglyphs decorating the surface of southern Peru’s Nazca Desert, were first discovered by Peruvian archaeologist Toribis Majia Xesspe in 1927.

The Nazca Lines in Peru are giant drawings found in the desert, made by the Nazca people more than 2,000 years ago. They depict animals, plants and people, but can only be seen fro ...

Nazca Lines: Rediscovered by AI Discover how cutting-edge AI technology unveiled hundreds of hidden Nazca Lines in Peru, unraveling ancient mysteries faster than ever before. Dive into the story ...

Some 400 km south of Lima, Peru, on the barren Nazca Pampa, lie hundreds (maybe thousands) of ancient geoglyphs. Considered among archaeology’s greatest enigmas, the Nazca Lines were discovered by ...

The Nazca Lines are one of archaeology’s most perplexing mysteries. With the help of AI, some 300 more have recently been found and mapped.

Hundreds More Nazca Lines Emerge in Peru’s Desert With drones and A.I., researchers managed to double the number of mysterious geoglyphs in a matter of months.

Masato Sakai has dedicated his career to the collection of desert etchings. AI is starting to make his work much easier.

Researchers used artificial intelligence to discover more than 300 previously unknown geoglyphs in Nazca, Peru.

AI programs trained to identify tumors in X-ray images or mammograms, for example, are trained using thousands of positive cases. In stark contrast, there were only 430 Nazca lines for it to study.