“AI” = Attack Interface — Exhibit A: Microsoft Copilot
When you throw billions of fiat dollars into AI hype but forget basic security hygiene, you end up with this:
A live Jupyter sandbox that executes arbitrary Linux commands,
A $PATH privilege escalation so dumb it belongs in a 2003 hacker zine,
Root access gained with a fake pgrep script.
This isn’t innovation — it’s negligence wrapped in a glossy ‘Copilot Enterprise’ sticker.
Bitcoin devs build bulletproof software on bare-metal minimal stacks. Meanwhile, fiat AI pipelines are designed like open buffet tables for script kiddies, with security “fixes” only after a public roasting.
The lesson?
If your backend depends on fiat security models, you’re already breached. AI doesn’t need “trust” — it needs proof. And proof lives on Bitcoin, not in some sandbox that lets anyone tar your /app folder.
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> “Fiat AI: Rooted in Failure”
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