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Hundreds of AI-solved math problems draw warnings that further breakthroughs could threaten the encryption protecting payments, messaging, and cryptocurrencies
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OpenAI’s release of more than 300 AI-solved math results has alarmed leading cryptographers. Some warn that further breakthroughs could threaten the encryption protecting online payments, messaging apps and cryptocurrencies. Read more:Read original on X
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