Vitalik Buterin, Ethereum
He explained in a post on X on September 13 that letting AI take control of important decisions, such as how to distribute funds, opens the door to potential abuse. Buterin noted that such systems can be manipulated by users who know how to bypass restrictions.
His remarks were made in response to a video by Eito Miyamura, the founder of EdisonWatch, a platform that tracks AI behavior. The video highlighted how a new feature in ChatGPT could be exploited to reveal private data.
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For Buterin, this was another example of how current AI models can be misused, which makes them risky tools for managing community decisions in crypto ecosystems.
Rather than relying on a single AI to handle governance, Buterin suggested a different model, one that involves multiple independent systems. In this approach, various contributors could submit their own AI models to a shared environment.
These models would be regularly reviewed through a process open to anyone. If anything looked suspicious, a group of human reviewers would step in to check the results.
He explained that this setup would create a more balanced system. By allowing a mix of different AI models instead of just one, the risk of manipulation is reduced.
It also encourages contributors and outside observers to monitor the process closely and report any issues they find.
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