AI Thinks It Cracked Kryptos. The Artist Behind It Says No Chance

Recently, a team of researchers claimed that they have cracked the infamous Kryptos sculpture at the CIA headquarters using artificial intelligence.

However, the artist behind Kryptos, Jim Sanborn, has refuted these claims, stating that there is no chance AI could solve the remaining unsolved part of the sculpture.

Kryptos has been a mystery since it was installed in 1990, with only three out of the four encrypted messages being deciphered so far.

Sanborn has remained tight-lipped about the final message, leading to numerous attempts by enthusiasts and codebreakers to solve it.

The use of AI in codebreaking has gained popularity in recent years, with some success in decrypting complex ciphers.

Despite this, Sanborn maintains that the final message in Kryptos cannot be cracked using AI or any other means.

Many believe that the true message of Kryptos may never be revealed, adding to its mystique and allure as a cryptographic challenge.

Sanborn’s insistence on the secrecy of the final message has only fueled speculation and interest in the sculpture.

Whether AI has truly cracked Kryptos or not remains to be seen, but for now, the artist’s word stands as the final authority on the matter.

Only time will tell if the enigma of Kryptos will ever be fully unraveled.