One Language.

[Dennis1209]

Genesis 11:6 And the LORD said, Behold, the people is one, and they have all one language; and this they begin to do: and now nothing will be restrained from them, which they have imagined to do.

With the advent of artificial intelligence, we now use daily Google, Bing, and even my own Bible software program, with immediate language translation. Even my mobile smartphone will translate for me. It seems this is a vital ingredient for our times.

Are the imaginations of the world reverting to the days of old? Has the language barrier been undone?

Thoughts?

[AnOrangeCat]

8 minutes ago, Dennis1209 said:

Are the imaginations of the world reverting to the days of old? Has the language barrier been undone?

Thoughts?

Not quite undone but we're certainly getting there, and we can go from almost there to there faster than most realize. I get into a fair bit of foreign language stuff so my intake is probably higher than most that don't make a living with translations or live in multicultural environments. I've fooled around a lot with machine translations, and your mileage really varies according to the complexity of the text and the level of similarity between the two languages. English/German and English/romance languages usually turn  out okay. English/Japanese... you might find yourself scratching your head.

The thing that makes me feel like this is going to move at lightning speed is art. AI art has been a thing for a while and made headlines when art enhanced by AI won a competition. Artists naturally raised a lot of complaints. I fooled around with some AI based art generation around that time. My impression was that as a general rule they could produce art of faces well once you learned the ropes but if you wanted complex backgrounds or something full body from scratch it would increasingly look like Picasso sneezed on the finished product. It had issues with symmetry, you were better off not having hands in the picture. But approximately one year after my initial experimentation? It's come a long way. It can do acceptable hands, backgrounds and there are now additional tools for refining what it produces. It's really impressive.

Aside from how this can possibly fit into prophecy there's something that concerns me. At the very least with art the AI learns by analyzing existing material, so it's very much shaped by the masses. Consequently I learned the hard way that unless you set the AI to exclude pornographic results there's always going to be a chance that it ends up producing that even when it's not what you asked for. I imagine the whole issue of results being shaped by what the AI has been fed is true. So what's going to happen when people start turning to AI for theological answers when it's been fed false doctrine? It's not going to be pretty.

[Vine Abider]

36 minutes ago, Dennis1209 said:

Genesis 11:6 And the LORD said, Behold, the people is one, and they have all one language; and this they begin to do: and now nothing will be restrained from them, which they have imagined to do.

With the advent of artificial intelligence, we now use daily Google, Bing, and even my own Bible software program, with immediate language translation. Even my mobile smartphone will translate for me. It seems this is a vital ingredient for our times.

Are the imaginations of the world reverting to the days of old? Has the language barrier been undone?

Thoughts?

God had a purpose in separating us through language (fulfilling every imagination), which the spirit of this world would like to undo through technology.  It's another of those, "You don't need God - see what you can do yourselves!?"  But man doesn't realize the mind behind the system that really is only out to "steal, kill and destroy" mankind.

[Dennis1209]

I purposed to show another overlooked relationship of the coming new united one world. I see similarities between Nimrod and the Tower of Babel today developing.