@Cointelegraph @VitalikButerin I completely agree with this direction. This is what FUTURE-PROOFING looks like. As AI becomes capable of generating increasingly complex code and mathematical proofs, the next bottleneck will not be production speed. It will be whether qualified humans can understand, review, and verify what the AI created before it reaches critical infrastructure. A human-readable formal-proof language could help close that gap by making definitions, assumptions, and theorems easier to audit without weakening machine verification. That matters for @ethereum and the broader blockchain ecosystem because smart contracts, bridges, wallets, protocols, and financial applications can hold billions of dollars while operating through code that most users cannot independently evaluate. The objective is not to assume AI will fail. The objective is to design the verification system BEFORE an AI-generated mistake becomes a systemic event. AI can accelerate development. Formal proofs can validate logic. Human-readable specifications can preserve accountability. Expert review must remain the final control layer. That is not fear-driven regulation. It is proactive security architecture designed for a predictable future risk. #Ethereum #AI #BlockchainSecurity #TheFinancialLedger #WealthCoachLathan