05-10-2026, 10:04 PM
If AI can 'solve' a millennium problem , i don't think its unreasonable to think it could solve voynich.
However the millennium problems took nearly $20,000,000 in compute, took approaches humans had already identified as likely, and then pushed them across the finish line with brute force.
My guess is if you dumped enough $ into compute, and gave it ideas discussed over the years in this forum as a starting point, AI as it exists today might already be good enough. The amount of $ needed probably decreases with every model release.
However the millennium problems took nearly $20,000,000 in compute, took approaches humans had already identified as likely, and then pushed them across the finish line with brute force.
My guess is if you dumped enough $ into compute, and gave it ideas discussed over the years in this forum as a starting point, AI as it exists today might already be good enough. The amount of $ needed probably decreases with every model release.