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Vitalik: It is not recommended to use AI governance, as it can lead to the proliferation of jailbreak tools and the misappropriation of donation funds

2025-09-13 10:37:58

ChainCatcher message, regarding the community's concerns about "AI potentially being deceived and phished in extremely foolish ways, leading to data leaks," Ethereum co-founder Vitalik stated on the X platform, "AI governance is not a good idea. If you use AI to allocate donation funds, people will use jailbreak tools as much as possible. As an alternative, I support information finance, which is an open market where anyone can contribute their models, and these models will be subject to a random inspection mechanism that can be triggered by anyone and evaluated by a human jury."

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