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January 30, 2018

Artificial intelligence may have cracked freaky 600-year-old manuscript

by Larra Morris

Since its discovery over a hundred years ago, the 240-page Voynich manuscript, filled with seemingly coded language and inscrutable illustrations, has confounded linguists and cryptographers. Using artificial intelligence, Canadian researchers have taken a huge step forward in unraveling the document’s hidden meaning. Continue reading at Gizmodo

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