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"Unsolvable": AI Deciphers German Radio Message From the First World War

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For over a century, a German radio message from 1918 remained unresolved. Now, a blogger wants to decrypt it using AI. British logs support the result.

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For over a century, a German radio message from 1918 remained unresolved. Now, a blogger wants to decrypt it using AI. British logs support the result.

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The artificial intelligence model GPT-6 Astra was able to decipher a German World War I radio message that had been unsolved for 108 years. The transmission took place on November 27, 1918 and used the ADFGVX encryption system, considered one of the most complex methods used during the conflict. The discovery was made and published by the author of the blog Prinz, who used the GPT-6 Astra to analyze unresolved World War I messages and shared the…

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t-online broke the news in Berlin, Germany on Tuesday, September 22, 2026.
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