Warning for Bitcoin developers on AI testing

[Cricktor]

Currently all bigger AI companies are massively in debt. ...

When I look around, quite many of my co-workers are quite eager to be able to use AI for work and personal use. What and if it makes sense for them is another story. I don't use it very often, mainly for some guidance on IT stuff (scripts, Powershell and stuff I rarely use and therefore tend to forget details) and I don't use it blindly but rather check and verify to not stumble over hallucinations.

I see quite some excitement about AI and because many people tend to be or become lazy, they do or will want to use it. I don't believe this will go away, the can of worms has been spilled and it's fast crawling worms.

There are some wallet that have integrated AI system - I have never used it before but I would not surprised that some product could emerge in the upcoming months.

I haven't seen such products, maybe because I'd avoid it like a plague. Do people really want AI attached to crypto wallets? It's not only a red flag for privacy.

[LoyceV]

I haven't seen such products, maybe because I'd avoid it like a plague. Do people really want AI attached to crypto wallets?

I've seen "AI" in Whatsapp, in my browsers, in Google and in Android. I turn it off whenever I can, just like I turn off "external services" in Mycelium wallet. I'd also never use an integrated "swap" feature.
I don't want "AI" integrated anywhere, but judging by the fact that it gets integrated, I take it I'm not the average consumer. That "swap" feature wouldn't be integrated if it wouldn't be profitable, so people must be using it.

There are some wallet that have integrated AI system - I have never used it before but I would not surprised that some product could emerge in the upcoming months.

But why? I want my wallet to take care of keys, show my balance, and allow me to send a transaction. I can't think of a single thing "AI" would add that I want in a wallet.

[bitbollo]

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But why?
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Well, first there is interest to have some automated wallet that can make choices and transactions in the markets.
I know, this sounds really silly but there is a market for these solutions (just to mention the various bots).
Secondly there is a pletora of users that try to integrate AI in workflows. It's much more easier make a crypto transaction (AI Access to a wallet) and not to a general bank... 
Bear in mind, I would not expect these systems to really work efficiently. Probably these are just some buzzy words attached to pretty naive systems. I am really pessimistic.
Probably mostly of these can become a sophisticated scams since each ToS would have some protection for developers... likewise "No crying in the casino"
In any case, it would be utterly hard to get some reimbursement in case of a economic lose or other damage related use of these systems.