《a16z: AI Hasn't Threatened Modern Cryptography Yet, But It Might Accelerate Security Audits》 (Translated by Deep Tide TechFlow) a16z crypto and Stanford cryptography professor Dan Boneh, among others, pointed out that OpenAI's latest mathematical findings do not prove that existing cryptographic systems like elliptic curves have become more vulnerable, nor have they discovered new algorithms capable of efficiently solving core cryptographic challenges. Instead of directly 'breaking cryptography,' AI's more realistic impact lies in significantly accelerating the verification of cryptographic assumptions, vulnerability discovery, and software security testing, drastically shortening review cycles that previously might have taken years. At the same time, post-quantum migration and cryptographic agility remain key to addressing the uncertainties of future AI and quantum computing. Read the full article: https://www.(wublock123.com)/articles/article-59703