How ChatGPT Cracked Napoleon’s 217-Year-Old Cipher in Just Six Hours—Revealing Secrets Hidden for Centuries
Marmont’s most famous act, however, came later in 1814, when Napoleon’s enemies were swarming at the gates of Paris. Marmont and two other marshals came to a secret agreement with these armies to betray Napoleon and surrender. This act of betrayal is what convinced Napoleon to give up his throne, which he would only briefly reclaim before losing it again and ultimately dying in 1821 at age 51.
Marmont then served the Bourbon King Louis XVIII, and was later in charge of quelling the July Revolution of 1830 in Paris. And when Marmont was unable to stop the revolt, King Charles X famously asked him: “Will you betray us, as you betrayed him?”
After reading about how a software engineer used AI to decipher Napoleon’s encoded letter, learn the truth about how tall Napoleon really was. Then, learn about the life of Joséphine Bonaparte, Napoleon’s first wife.















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