AI analysis of Quran 11:87 reveals insights and flaws
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https://www.academia.edu/145810284/AI_analysis_of_Quran_11_87_reveals_insights_and_flaws
Summary: chatGPT interpreted 11:87 one way, but when presented with an alternative understanding, it said this other view was also possible and on balance seems the more likely.
Bottom line (summarised)
When you line 11:87 up against:
- clear sarcasm (e.g. 44:49),
- clear insult/mockery (e.g. 68:2, 52:33),
- and clear cognitive dissonance cases (e.g. 10:16, 6:33),
Shuʿayb’s case aligns most strongly with cognitive dissonance / incredulity, not outright mockery.
The decisive factors are: - the positive epithets (ḥalīm, rashīd),
- absence of insults,
- and Shuʿayb’s measured, explanatory reply (11:88), which fits confusion and disbelief better than ridicule.