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Rohan Paul@rohanpaul_ai
Vinod Khosla: AI models and quantum computers together will break most of today’s encryption before 2030.
Says "crypto is the most vulnerable"
He expects quantum computers to run Shor’s algorithm well before 2030. At that point crypto and most of today’s security get cracked, and China has been collecting encrypted data so it can read it once that happens.
He says the post-quantum algorithms being deployed now only make the math harder, which buys 6 to 12 months, and he expects most of them to break before 2030, with crypto the most vulnerable. In his view, lasting security has to come from quantum encoding, not from harder equations.
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