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Rumors about OpenAI Q* having broken cryptography are fake. Let me explain why. SECONDARY_TEXT

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There are currently rumors floating around about OpenAIs Q* or GPT-5 having broken AES-cryptography. ... No mention of block cipher mode. ... I’m sure this p...	not found — this server looked at the page and did not find the passage

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QUOTE `{}`	There are currently rumors floating around about OpenAIs Q* or GPT-5 having broken AES-cryptography. ... No mention of block cipher mode. ... I’m sure this paper wasn’t written by someone from OpenAI.

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