Using Latin to solve problems of AI

Latin is a language with an easy to parse, logical structure and very few ambiguities. One of the major problems in natural language processing and thus artificial intelligence is the difficulty of parsing human languages, exactly due to the ambiguities and very flexible structures (see buffalo buffalo buffalo for an example) found in these languages today.

Am I the only one who sees the possibilities here?

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I was about to respond with a bevy of confusing passages, such as that one from Virgil that nobody really gets, or that one from Horace where three consecutive lines all have double meanings depending on interpretations of declensions that create wonderful innuendo, etc.  But then I decided `fuck it'.  To show my disdain and disgust, I left a single letter.  Let it be read as if a man draws himself up to say `So:' but then shakes his head and wanders off.