Evaluating Quantum and AI Threats to Bitcoin and Blockchains
Original title: When Could Quantum Computers or AI Break Bitcoin? An Updated Threat Window
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Key points
- Justin Drake warned that ECDSA could break before Q-Day, potentially in months.
- Alex Pruden places his Q-Day window at 2030 at the earliest, with 2033 to 2035 as more likely, influenced by error-correction results from Google and Quantinuum.
- Conor Deegan argued that A-Day for AI may already be here and that post-quantum and post-AI migrations are the same work.
Questions
When does Alex Pruden expect Q-Day to occur?
What did Justin Drake warn about ECDSA?
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