25-01-2018, 04:00 AM
The Globe and Mail has it, as well:
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"In a published paper, Greg Kondrack of the University of Alberta says he's used powerful artificial intelligence to open a sliver of daylight in the murk.
He says the text is written in medieval Hebrew, with the letters of each word scrambled in a precise way and all the vowels dropped.
He says the first sentence begins "She made recommendations to the priest ... ""
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"In a published paper, Greg Kondrack of the University of Alberta says he's used powerful artificial intelligence to open a sliver of daylight in the murk.
He says the text is written in medieval Hebrew, with the letters of each word scrambled in a precise way and all the vowels dropped.
He says the first sentence begins "She made recommendations to the priest ... ""
