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AI decodes Gödel's shorthand, unlocking hundreds of unpublished theorems

Researchers have used AI to decipher Kurt Gödel's 1,009 pages of shorthand notes, revealing hundreds of previously unreadable proved theorems. This marks a novel application of AI to historical scientific archives, potentially reshaping understanding of Gödel's later work. The full scope of the discoveries remains unclear until the decoded material is formally analyzed.

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Guardian World1 day agoAT, USengCredibility 29%View source

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