Why 'Info Finance' Is the Future, Not 'AI Governance,' per Vitalik Buterin

Ethereum founder Vitalik Buterin calls ‘AI governance’ a “bad idea”

Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin claims it is a “bad idea” to use artificial intelligence (AI) for governance. In an X post on Saturday, Buterin wrote: “If you use an AI to allocate funding for contributions, people WILL put a jailbreak plus “gimme all the money” in as many places as they can.” Why AI governance is flawed Buterin’s post was a response to Eito Miyamura, co-founder and CEO of EdisonWatch, an AI data governance platchorm who re…

Ethereum Co-Founder Says AI Rule Could End in Disaster

His warning comes at a time when the conversation around AI agents running financial and organizational systems is heating up, but he insists that the risks far outweigh the appeal. The concern is simple: AI systems can be tricked. Buterin argued that if such tools were tasked with managing funding decisions, bad actors would quickly find ways to game them. Rather than distributing resources fairly, the machines could be manipulated with jailbre…

Why 'info finance' is the future, not 'AI governance,' per Vitalik Buterin

The post Why ‘info finance’ is the future, not ‘AI governance,’ per Vitalik Buterin appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. Key Takeaways Vitalik Buterin warned AI tools like ChatGPT’s MCP could be exploited, urging human oversight and “info finance” models to safeguard crypto treasuries and decentralized governance. The rapid rise of AI has brought both innovation and new security risks, and ChatGPT’s latest rollout of the Model Context Protocol (…

Why ‘info finance’ is the future, not ‘AI governance,’ per Vitalik Buterin

Jailbreaks, goodharting, and human oversight, Buterin outlines the blueprint to secure AI before it’s too late.