GPT-6 Astra Decrypted Enigma's 1941 Radiogram
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ChatGPT-6 Astra cracks messages that have been elusive since World War I
The ChatGPT-6 Astra AI model deciphered a 108-year-old message sent to the German High Command and attracted the attention of an admiral or possibly the naval command. It turned out that the message contained information about the activities of British cruisers and Allied squadrons near the Crimean Peninsula in November 1918. Image source: scienceblogs.de Developer […]
This message contains a military warning about the entry of British and Allied warships into the port of Sevastopol in 1918. The post GPT-6 artificial intelligence decodes a 108-year-old secret message from World War I appeared first on Digiato.
GPT-6 Astra cracks a 1941 Enigma message that had resisted solution since 2005
OpenAI's GPT-6 Astra has broken a German Army Enigma message from July 10, 1941 that nobody had managed to read, and the Enigma researcher who publishes it has confirmed the result. Carter Leffen, who ran the model, wrote in a post on X on September 17 that GPT-6 Astra had broken the message two days ... GPT-6 Astra cracks a 1941 Enigma message that had resisted solution since 2005
Bloomberg employee Carter Leffen reported that through GPT-6 Astra had restored the text of a German military radiogram dated 10 July 1941, a message that had not been deciphered in the CryptoCellar archive since 2005.
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