Creating a new Quantum Computer resistant Crypto Based on Bitcoin with AI?

[Kstyle12]

Why are more people not using AI to create their own cryptocurrencies and blockchains? It seems like an idea like this one could be useful for many people and be a way for people who do not exactly know coding but understand blockchain technology and crypto to build on their ideas by themselves. Is it because people simply would not invest or trust a AI made crypto? By the way, this is my first post. I am a longtime reader and decided to make my account today, so Hi everyone!

[Ucy]

I'd love to do that, but it's not very easy to focus on multiple works at thesame time. Some of the works are so delicate that I can't afford to abandon them for even an hour. Imagine babysitting many kids and coding at thesame time.
 I hope the burden is lessen in the future. One of the best ways to do that is to find couple of personal assistants, but it's hard to find people who can volunteer or work free of charge. Everyone wants guranteed income

[NotFuzzyWarm]

Q. Why not use AI to create more shitcoins?
A. Because there is far too many of them as it is!

[Kstyle12]

Do you think it could be worth trying to create one? I feel like it could be a fun project and it could fill a good niche. Or is the idea of a AI made coin to  off putting for many people?

[NotFuzzyWarm]

You miss the point: A coin or token MUST have a valid reason to exist for it to have value and last. Without value there is no reason for someone to mine it.

Anyone or in the case of AI anything, can create a new coin or token. It happens all the time. Given the huge number of shitcoins that have come and gone you must first establish a viable use for it or it is either just another scam or a pointless experiment.

[jvanname]

Mentally retarded people here are posting about stuff they cannot understand

[Opiate32]

Why not use AI to create more shitcoins?

The crypto space is already filled with too much of these shitcoins. Creating more of it with AI is just waste of energy and resources. These shitcoins will also be used to defraud people eventually so I disagree!

[asriloni]

If you're thinking creating the blockchain is simply as writing the prompt to AI, it's absolutely wrong. The code involved is huge, and you have to understand your own blockahin and how it works. It's also important to think about how to maintain and improve it and what target you wanna achieve.

If you don't even understand the basic programming, and fully depending on AI. How can you ensure your blockchain is safe to use without a loophole on it? Maintaining the blockchain is the most difficult part here without understanding the stack.

Especially, you also mentioned crypto based on Bitcoin blockchain, which is impossible since Bitcoin is not an EVM blockchain, which is easy to launch your own crypto.

that's also the reason why people don't even wanna create their own blockchain though AI can help them to do this.

[hexturim]

Why are more people not using AI to create their own cryptocurrencies and blockchains? It seems like an idea like this one could be useful for many people and be a way for people who do not exactly know coding but understand blockchain technology and crypto to build on their ideas by themselves. Is it because people simply would not invest or trust a AI made crypto? By the way, this is my first post. I am a longtime reader and decided to make my account today, so Hi everyone!

While ai tools can automate some blockchain code generation, widespread adoption is limited by the complexity of ensuring security and economic soundness; for example, an ai might create a functional smart contract but could unknowingly introduce vulnerabilities or design a flawed token distribution model that discourages investment, as investors typically prioritize audits and proven track records over ai-generated novelty in such high-stakes systems.

[jvanname]

While ai tools can automate some blockchain code generation, widespread adoption is limited by the complexity of ensuring security and economic soundness; for example, an ai might create a functional smart contract but could unknowingly introduce vulnerabilities or design a flawed token distribution model that discourages investment, as investors typically prioritize audits and proven track records over ai-generated novelty in such high-stakes systems.

You are talking to a braindead chlurmck who has no understanding of anything. And investors prioritize stupidity because they are too stupid to realize that Bitcoin does not even have a mining algorithm that was never designed to advance science.

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-Joseph Van Name Ph.D.

[PhantomBoost]

Why are more people not using AI to create their own cryptocurrencies and blockchains? It seems like an idea like this one could be useful for many people and be a way for people who do not exactly know coding but understand blockchain technology and crypto to build on their ideas by themselves. Is it because people simply would not invest or trust a AI made crypto? By the way, this is my first post. I am a longtime reader and decided to make my account today, so Hi everyone!

The idea sounds interesting but its not that simple in reality. AI can help write code but making a secure crypto is very hard. Its not just coding, you need deep knowledge in cryptography, game theory and security. If you even had a small mistake this equals to big risk. Also trust is a big issue, people wont easily invest in a coin just because it was made by AI, they care more about security, audits and real use case plus quantum resistant is still being researched. Even on big projects are still figuring that out. AI is a tool and is definitely not a shortcut, it can help build but it doesn't replace real expertise.

[jvanname]

The idea sounds interesting but its not that simple in reality. AI can help write code but making a secure crypto is very hard. Its not just coding, you need deep knowledge in cryptography, game theory and security. If you even had a small mistake this equals to big risk. Also trust is a big issue, people wont easily invest in a coin just because it was made by AI, they care more about security, audits and real use case plus quantum resistant is still being researched. Even on big projects are still figuring that out. AI is a tool and is definitely not a shortcut, it can help build but it doesn't replace real expertise.

You are talking to Bitcoiners. Bitcoiners know absolutely nothing about reality because they are trash humans who cannot even understand that Bitcoin has a mining algorithm that was never designed to advance science.

[el kaka22]

Just throwing words out there and try to stick it t something that would mean something? Yes you can create a "quantum computer" but you can't create a "quantum computer resistant crypto based on bitcoin with AI", that is just a made up bunch of words put together.

This is how people write thesis, they hope that their thesis would mean something, so that it could be used as an example for the future thesis, and over half of them are not read by anyone but them and their prof that needs to read it, there are rarely any that gets read by third people. Why? Because they are just bunch of made up words to sound cool just like OP.

[nelson4lov]

Why are more people not using AI to create their own cryptocurrencies and blockchains? It seems like an idea like this one could be useful for many people and be a way for people who do not exactly know coding but understand blockchain technology and crypto to build on their ideas by themselves. Is it because people simply would not invest or trust a AI made crypto? By the way, this is my first post. I am a longtime reader and decided to make my account today, so Hi everyone!

If everyone creates cryptocurrencies, then there is no value for crypto if everyone just creates it and value gets fragmented across billions of coins because we have billions of human beings on earth. Also, just to create cryptocurrencies just because of quantum technology is just a useless thing to do because sooner or later, we'll have hundreds if not thousands of quantum resistant chains.

[jvanname]

It is a really good practice to ignore everything that anyone says when they blather about quantum computing and AI while being unaware of reversible computing.

[Conqueror777]

I'd love to do that, but it's not very easy to focus on multiple works at thesame time. Some of the works are so delicate that I can't afford to abandon them for even an hour. Imagine babysitting many kids and coding at thesame time.
 I hope the burden is lessen in the future. One of the best ways to do that is to find couple of personal assistants, but it's hard to find people who can volunteer or work free of charge. Everyone wants guranteed income

You could pay them in the coins that you would be creating. However, not many people are going to help you because the coins will be new and there would be no guarantee if they would work or if they would fail.

[o48o]

Why are more people not using AI to create their own cryptocurrencies and blockchains? It seems like an idea like this one could be useful for many people and be a way for people who do not exactly know coding but understand blockchain technology and crypto to build on their ideas by themselves. Is it because people simply would not invest or trust a AI made crypto? By the way, this is my first post. I am a longtime reader and decided to make my account today, so Hi everyone!

Why would anyone use cryptocurrencies made with AI? How would you fix the bugs in it (that are definitely going to be in it), when you don't understand the tech enough to code it in the first place.

And why would people use a crypto made with AI, when they can just make their own as easy? The thing people don't seem to get is that when something becomes too easy, everyone just think it's generic and it sucks.

When early image processing like photoshop etc had default effects, they were cool for time being, unless people figured them out and used those themselves. Using AI is like using photoshop twirl effect, it's cool at the beginning but gets very cringe after a while.

[coin-investor]

Why are more people not using AI to create their own cryptocurrencies and blockchains?

If the coin that they are going to create does not have a purpose or a use case, and they just want a cash machine, and they don't have the means to market it, then they should not, and just leave coin creation to people who are knowledgeable and have a purpose in creating a coin.
And about creating a new Quantum Computer-resistant Crypto Based on Bitcoin with AI, do we have an AI now that can actually create that kind of coin? A quantum computer could be a threat, but do we already have a company that has launched an AI capable of doing that now?

[PrivacyG]

How would you fix the bugs in it (that are definitely going to be in it), when you don't understand the tech enough to code it in the first place.

According to OP, Artificial Intelligence will fix the bugs too.  Hell.  Can someone ask AI to send me some Bitcoin?  If it is really this intelligent, it should be able to out source some for me.