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Nobody Could Decode This 108-Year-Old German Military Cipher. AI Just Did. (opens the original)
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Here’s what you’ll learn when you read this story: In 1918, near the end of the First World War, German military officials transmitted a cryptic message about an English cruiser on its way to Sevastopol. They also reported that an Allied squadron would soon arrive and be waiting to strike near the Crimean Peninsula. Now, 108 years later, with the help of software developer Prinz, the infamously unsolved cipher has finally been decrypted by AI. OpenAI has claimed GPT-6 Astra is an “alien mind” be
Nobody Could Decode This 108-Year-Old German Military Cipher. AI Just Did. - AOL (opens the original)
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Here’s what you’ll learn when you read this story: During WWI, German officers sent a coded warning to their High Command about an English cruiser and Allied forces converging on Sevastopol. The message went unread for 108 years, until OpenAI's new GPT-6 Astra decrypted it. The model may go on to unlock other historical ciphers. In 1918, near the end of the First World War, German military officials transmitted a cryptic message about an English cruiser on its way to Sevastopol. They also report
A Scientist Says There’s a Key to Being Conscious—and AI Doesn’t Have It (opens the original)
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Here’s what you’ll learn when you read this story: Far from the humanoid robots of Blade Runner and the cyberpunk genre, and despite former British Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s paranoia about machines turning sentient and plotting a massive takeover of Earth, there’s a reason today’s AI probably doesn’t possess consciousness. Digital entities whose every need is met have no reason to develop it through evolution. Consciousness is often assumed to have emerged from higher intelligence. That ass
A Soldier Held a Funeral for His Own Severed Arm—His Hidden Memoir Reveals Why It Still Haunted Him (opens the original)
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Here’s what you’ll learn when you read this story: When Shadrack Byfield took a musket ball to the arm while fighting in the War of 1812, the 24-year-old British soldier initially had a chance to escape amputation. Then gangrene set in. As his shattered forearm was sawn off below the elbow, Byfield endured the brutal operation rather nonchalantly for someone having a limb severed without anesthesia. What really bothered him was how the infected arm was then unceremoniously dumped in a dung heap.
Scientists Found a Lifeform That Endures Hell—and It May Not Be Alone (opens the original)
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Here’s what you’ll learn when you read this story: Something’s lurking in the boiling, bubbling hellscape beneath the mountainous expanse of pine boughs, wildflowers, and butterflies that is Lassen Volcanic National Park. Not many visitors brave this northern California nature reserve. There is, however, one life-form that thrives in the brutal heat of geothermal pools and nearly went unnoticed in a vein of a steaming creek hidden by rushes: the fire amoeba. It’s an otherworldly creature that al
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