Ethlabs recently proposed the pqai27 roadmap on Ethereum Magicians: the goal is for Ethereum to be secure against both post-quantum and AI-era threats by 2027. Its core assessment is that defending against quantum computing alone is not enough—AI will accelerate cryptanalysis, amplify software vulnerabilities, and automate attacks, so the trust roots at the protocol layer must be restructured in advance.
Specific recommendations include making pqai27 the highest priority, reassessing the scope of the Hegotá hard fork, dropping non-critical features such as quick slots, prioritizing post-quantum consensus and account security pathways, and treating pqai-scaled as a stretch goal.
If pursued, this could affect the pace of upgrades and feature trade-offs in the short term; in the long term, it bears on the security narrative of $ETH as a programmable store of value. Note that this is still a community proposal, not a confirmed fork plan. Progress will depend on whether researchers, client teams, and stakers can reach consensus.
#以太坊 #网络安全 #Quantum computing
Specific recommendations include making pqai27 the highest priority, reassessing the scope of the Hegotá hard fork, dropping non-critical features such as quick slots, prioritizing post-quantum consensus and account security pathways, and treating pqai-scaled as a stretch goal.
If pursued, this could affect the pace of upgrades and feature trade-offs in the short term; in the long term, it bears on the security narrative of $ETH as a programmable store of value. Note that this is still a community proposal, not a confirmed fork plan. Progress will depend on whether researchers, client teams, and stakers can reach consensus.
#以太坊 #网络安全 #Quantum computing