or decryptions to be more exact

`Since World War II, many governments, including the U.S. and its NATO allies, have regulated the export of cryptography for national security reasons, and, as late as 1992, cryptography was on the U.S. Munitions List as an Auxiliary Military Equipment`

now, you could easily make the case that AI is at least as important a concern from a national security PoV as encryption is

that just says it's not categorized as auxiliary anymore

yes but it was for like 5 decades

Well now I'd say you're making an interesting case.

so there is precedent

internet didn't really exist before 92

I'd like to hear more of it.

and encryption in arpanet was fairly simple

you had germans encrypting telegrams since WWII at least

it's not internet specific

since they only let in certain users

that one guy broke the german encryption and then that sweet lady queen put him in jail

turing

being a senile old man i can't remember the name of that 'software', allied were going to acquire an encryption device but they never got around to it because an autistic homosexual gentlemen cracked the code

enigma

I remember the US used an indian language to encrypt messages during ww2

yeah straight up navajo

it was the only one japanese couldn't crack

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2BiIqGvwEvs

did he died

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rgWKFvTzn3I

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