More than thirty researchers are assessing what language patterns can reveal about the pre-printed past.
More than thirty researchers from around the world are gathered for « Ars Inquirendi 2026, » a conference dedicated to the study of the pre-printing era. Discussions will focus on what major language models now allow us to discover about this period, as well as the criteria that could validate these discoveries.
Two questions at the heart of the discussions
The program is organized around a dual challenge: to determine what new knowledge can be derived from the pre-printed past using these models, and then to establish on what basis it would be justified to trust them.
The announcement, published by Calenda on September 28, 2026, indicates that more than thirty researchers from different countries will participate in this discussion. The available information does not specify the location or dates of the meeting.
Source: Calenda – Sociology of religions (calenda.org)
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