Hope Utulu is a multifaceted professional with a diverse background in journalism, writing, Community/Project Management, and public relations within the dynamic landscape of blockchain technology and cryptocurrency.
This is where the million dollar question comes in:
Is AI doing more harm than good to Crypto?
Yes, AI has made life easier but hackers have been smarter with using the tech to develop more vulnerabilities.
Now, I certainly won't lie, neither can you, that this wasn't expected...
I mean, 70-90% of crypto enthusiasts knew these was inevitable. Good thing is, developers have to be smarter now, to look for ways in which AI can prevent hacks at a large scale.
Crypto at it’s current state, is now ever vulnerable.
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