Odaily Planet Daily reports that Christine D. Kim posted on X that last Thursday, Bitcoin Core developers held their weekly meeting to discuss whether the team had fallen behind in adopting AI. Steve Lee, head of Spiral, said donors and community members are concerned that the Core project has neither adequately mitigated AI-related network threats nor effectively leveraged AI to assist with code review, testing, and debugging. Over 5,200 Bitcoin addresses have been compromised this month, resulting in losses of more than 1,800 BTC; hackers are reportedly exploiting a vulnerability in Coldcard wallets discovered via Kimi K3, and the CLN client has urgently patched a critical vulnerability due to a surge in AI-generated reports.
Bitcoin Core Developers Debate AI Application Lag
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Bitcoin news from Odaily reveals that Bitcoin Core developers are debating whether the project is falling behind in AI applications. Steve Lee of Spiral raised concerns about AI-related threats and missed opportunities in code review and testing. Over 5,200 Bitcoin addresses were compromised this month, with losses exceeding 1,800 BTC. Hackers exploited a vulnerability in Coldcard wallets using Kimi K3, while CLN patched a critical issue following a surge in AI-generated reports. Bitcoin analysis suggests AI is reshaping security challenges within the ecosystem.
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