Improve Borges Library of Babel for A.I.

Improve Borges Library of Babel to take into account recent advances in A.I. that can possibly organize the data to finally be useful.What is the Library of Babel?The library of babel was first mentioned in a short story by Jorge Luis Borges: "The Library of Babel" in 1941 describes a vast and infinite library containing every possible combination of letters, resulting in every book that has ever has been or could ever be written, including complete gibberish.By representing every possible combination of letters you get every word possible, by concatenating every combination of words you get every piece of information possible.Would infinite books give us infinite knowledge? Every idea, every invention, every theory and fact will be contained somewhere in the infinity of the combinations of words. Unwritten works and sequels to Shakespeare, interstellar propulsion systems and more.Yet only a small number of books contain valuable information obfuscated by the sheer amount of possibilities, and there is the challenge.Is the library of babel one of those interesting yet useless things, or can we improve it further and make it useful?An essential deviation from the puritan philosophical concept of the library is to use textual analysis to identify and omit gibberish. Perhaps check all the words against various dictionaries, omitting words that do not exist at least "yet".Further on apply language rules, grammar rules, so that only valid sentences remain, making the library human-readable and understandable. Advanced textual analysis has the capacity to sample large amounts of text and determine how sensical that data is, further improving overall readability.Checking for N-gram frequency and entropy calculation.Some issues are...The trade-off between readability and loss of information.Incorrectly omitting words, sentences that are either coined sometime in the future but currently appear to have no meaning.
Permutational exhaustiveness would classify unbounded repet..