Morning Edition · Monday, October 26, 2026Published at 1:45 AM EDT · New York
The Ethereum co-founder argued that limiting what AI models can do is safer than limiting who can use them, and warned that the alternative leads to identity checks for model access and tiers of citizenship based on nationality.

Vitalik Buterin, the co-founder of Ethereum, publicly endorsed the decision by Moonshot AI, the Chinese developer of the Kimi models, to exclude advanced offensive cyber capabilities from Kimi 3.1's training. StratNews Global reports that M…
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AI Becomes a Contested Input to Crypto's Security Assumptions
Claims that advancing AI capability undermines blockchain cryptographic and mining security keep entering mainstream crypto debate, and each is met with the counterargument that the same capability accelerates formal verification and defensive auditing, so AI becomes a recurring two-sided variable in how the market prices protocol security rather than a settled threat.
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