Some Encrypted Texts Have Been Unable to Be Decoded for Hundreds or Even Thousands of Years. AI Is Likely to Change This
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For more than four centuries, the Vatican Apostolic Library has kept a 408-page handwritten book, most of which was unreadable until recently. The text uses 34 unusual characters mixed with individual Latin letters, and the title page is written in Arabic. The key to the cipher, known as the Borg cipher, has been lost. In addition, some pages were damaged due to the book's age.
Some ciphertexts cannot be deciphered for hundreds or even thousands of years. Perhaps this can be changed with the help of artificial intelligence.
What can be learned from ancient coded texts The Vatican’s Apostolic Library houses a 408-page handwritten book dating back more than four centuries, much of which until recently was impossible to read. The text uses 34 unusual symbols mixed with individual Latin letters, and the inscription on the title page is in Arabic. The encryption key, known as the Borg cipher, was lost. In addition, some pages have been damaged due to the age of the book…
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