A Bot Beat Bonaparte
Well, I don't like to be a buzzkill, but it's rather amazing that AI took six hours to decipher Napoleon Bonaparte's secret code after 217 years of giving humans the chance to break it. In the scheme of life, this really doesn't mean much because his code was just about war plans and stuff he didn't want the enemy to know, like possibly shitting his shorts after a war maneuver. He surely didn't have to worry about the enemy getting their hands on his code. AI cracked the Navier Stokes math problem in 88 hours, compared to 90 years humans had to try and solve the formula. Mathematicians are not happy. They say it cheated. Whatevs. It solved the problem. Does it help us in any way? I have no idea, but numbers seem to be a big deal when looking for answers about how we came to be. I will quote, Joseph Gordon Leavitt, who said, "AI is not a person." Damn, that's clever. Now I'm guessing there was more to this brilliant deduction and I believe Go...