Ask AI: Break this code: xibu4xpset beesftt jt pvucpbse.hsje.sfkpjot

It looks like this text has been encoded using a simple Caesar cipher, where each letter is shifted by one position in the alphabet. Let's decode it: - `xibu` shifts to `what` - `xpset` shifts to `words` - `beesftt` shifts to `address` - `jt` shifts to `is` - `pvucpbse` shifts to `output` - `hsje` shifts to `grid` - `sfkpjot` shifts to `region` So, the decoded message is: "what words address is output grid region"

The code you posted appears to be using a Caesar cipher with a forward shift of 1. This is a type of substitution cipher where each letter in the plaintext is moved a certain number of places down or up the alphabet. In this case, if we shift each character one place back, the decoded message is: "what3words address is notboard.gsid.rejoints" Please note, there's a possibility of a typographical error because "gsid.rejoints" doesn't seem to map to any location in the what3words system.