Bitcoin Core developers debate AI readiness as 5,200 addresses are hacked

  • Bitcoin Core developers discussed the project’s use of artificial intelligence at last Thursday’s weekly meeting.
  • More than 5,200 Bitcoin addresses were hacked this month, with losses exceeding 1,800 BTC.
  • Hackers reportedly used Kimi K3 against Coldcard, while CLN fixed a critical vulnerability urgently.

Bitcoin Core developers held their weekly meeting last Thursday to discuss whether the project has fallen behind in applying artificial intelligence, Christine D. Kim said in a post on X. Spiral head Steve Lee said donors and community members are concerned that Bitcoin Core has neither adequately addressed AI-related network threats nor effectively used AI for code review, testing and troubleshooting. More than 5,200 Bitcoin addresses were hacked this month, with losses exceeding 1,800 BTC. Hackers reportedly used Kimi K3 to identify a vulnerability in Coldcard wallets, while the CLN client urgently fixed a critical vulnerability amid a surge in AI-generated reports.

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