#vitalik警告ai或将加速削弱密码学安全
This $6 billion science package has headlines counting the AI money, but the item really aimed at crypto is tucked away in the least conspicuous spot..
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The White House has unveiled a science plan worth more than $6 billion. Of that, $2.4 billion is pledged for AI tools and computing power: Nvidia is contributing $1 billion, AMD $500 million, OpenAI $200 million, and Anthropic and Google $150 million each..
The other item is the one worth watching: the Department of Energy is putting up to $215 million toward a quantum competition, with rewards only for companies that can build a fault-tolerant quantum computer. Research areas span chemistry, materials, subatomic physics, and applied mathematics..
Once a fault-tolerant quantum computer is built, the assumptions behind public-key cryptography start to unravel. A sufficiently powerful machine could derive private keys from exposed public keys, making the money in on-chain wallets something close to public.. Three EU financial regulators warned about this possibility on September 23.. Machines like that don't exist yet, but prices have never waited for risks to materialize before moving..
So the $2.4 billion in AI subsidies is the visible ledger; the $215 million quantum competition is the hidden one. Government capital is pushing money down from the application layer to the foundations.. The “bunker mode” that Vitalik and Ethereum researcher Justin Drake called for a few days ago is about this same trajectory..
The thing to watch is the timeline. As soon as the official estimate for when fault-tolerant quantum computing will arrive moves up by even a year, the valuation logic for on-chain assets will have to be recalculated.. No one is willing to name that year yet, but markets often price in future risks long before the risks themselves arrive..
This $6 billion science package has headlines counting the AI money, but the item really aimed at crypto is tucked away in the least conspicuous spot..
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The White House has unveiled a science plan worth more than $6 billion. Of that, $2.4 billion is pledged for AI tools and computing power: Nvidia is contributing $1 billion, AMD $500 million, OpenAI $200 million, and Anthropic and Google $150 million each..
The other item is the one worth watching: the Department of Energy is putting up to $215 million toward a quantum competition, with rewards only for companies that can build a fault-tolerant quantum computer. Research areas span chemistry, materials, subatomic physics, and applied mathematics..
Once a fault-tolerant quantum computer is built, the assumptions behind public-key cryptography start to unravel. A sufficiently powerful machine could derive private keys from exposed public keys, making the money in on-chain wallets something close to public.. Three EU financial regulators warned about this possibility on September 23.. Machines like that don't exist yet, but prices have never waited for risks to materialize before moving..
So the $2.4 billion in AI subsidies is the visible ledger; the $215 million quantum competition is the hidden one. Government capital is pushing money down from the application layer to the foundations.. The “bunker mode” that Vitalik and Ethereum researcher Justin Drake called for a few days ago is about this same trajectory..
The thing to watch is the timeline. As soon as the official estimate for when fault-tolerant quantum computing will arrive moves up by even a year, the valuation logic for on-chain assets will have to be recalculated.. No one is willing to name that year yet, but markets often price in future risks long before the risks themselves arrive..