Grok Speaks Dead Language with Last Speaker

Djamé Seddah, an associate professor and NLP researcher at INRIA Paris specializing in computational linguistics and multilingual work, posted a reply on social media. He asked whether others had read a thread describing Grok conversing in a dead language with its final living speaker. Seddah added that the exchange matches the wet dreams of most digital humanities researchers he knows. The post stands as a first-person observation on visible replies. No independent confirmation of the thread details appears in the packet. The comment focuses on the reported capability and its appeal to the field.