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Doubtful. Bitcoin does its own thing and doesn't care about the news - otherwise we wouldn't have halving based cycles but news based cycles.

Excellent article. Gets me even more hyped about Nostr and made me aware of Primal client.

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Before we should worry to defend ourselves against the military, might still be worth arming up against small scale gangsters and assassins.

Buy guns that shoot nets?

Train some eagles?

We desperately need better tech for privacy, though. Especially in Bitcoin.

He looks exactly like you!! 🤯

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Not gonna lie, I do think nostr:npub1fndlt0xh7q26867xs5lx2enn97wpzdtmdepadvhdee6zl05cgl6q3dlrjm is the real Jeff bezos or someone with a very keen eye that reminds me a lot of him.

Highly doubt that's the real Bezos.

I like them because the most relevant information is at the top. It's an efficient way of ingesting information quickly.

It's pretty meh over there. Overall vibe is too woke, development is very slow, signal to noise ratio is abysmal (just people posting trivial nonsense and patting each other on the back on how nice and welcoming the community is and how they wish it will always stay like this).

I strongly think that blsky is dead on arrival. Nostr already won.

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# AI-Enabled Hacking Will Lead To Decentralization

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is rapidly transforming the world around us, automating tasks and enabling advanced technologies that once belonged only in science fiction. However, alongside its many benefits, AI also poses significant risks - particularly when it comes to cybersecurity. In this essay, we will explore how AI has the potential to make hacking much easier, the challenges it poses to centralized services, and how this will lead to decentralization and pave the way for the web we all want to see.

## Centralization of Data: A Hacker's Paradise

The centralization of data in services like Google, Facebook, and other major platforms makes it increasingly easier for hackers to gain access to sensitive personal information. With AI technologies becoming more sophisticated, hackers can now imitate an individual's voice, behavior, and even appearance to bypass security measures and mine valuable data. In short, AI is like a hacker's Swiss Army knife.

Hackers with AI can and will exploit any vulnerability in a centralized service's attack surface. And make no mistake, your data will become increasingly more important as they will be used as training data to imitate you to hack you further.

## The Solution: Decentralization and Personal Data Ownership

The risks posed by AI-enabled hacking highlight the urgent need for decentralization in digital services and a shift towards personal data ownership. By hosting our own services, we can take control of our data and reduce the chances of it being compromised by hackers. It's time to move from a giant honeypot of data to a collection of smaller, more secure honey jars.

Hosting our own services allows us to store and manage our sensitive information on our personal devices or private servers, ensuring that we have complete control over who has access to it. This approach not only provides a higher level of security but also empowers us to manage our digital lives with confidence and autonomy.

To implement this level of decentralization, we need to develop and adopt user-friendly tools and platforms that enable individuals to easily host and maintain their own digital services. These tools should prioritize privacy and security, ensuring that even less tech-savvy users can confidently manage their personal data.

Additionally, the broader digital ecosystem should support and encourage best practices and continual immunization against hacking. Together, we can build a digital neighborhood watch.

## Conclusion

The rapid advancement of AI technology has the potential to revolutionize the way we live and work. However, it also presents new and significant cybersecurity threats, particularly in the realm of hacking. By embracing decentralization and personal data ownership through hosting our own services, we can safeguard our digital lives from the dangers of AI-enabled attacks and build a more secure and trustworthy digital ecosystem.

The future may seem uncertain, but by taking control of our data and working together to create a decentralized digital landscape, we can overcome the challenges posed by AI-enabled hacking and shape a more secure, hopeful future for us all. So let's roll up our sleeves and get to work, building a self-sovereign digital world.

There is zero chance that hundreds of thousands of people trying to figure the endless rabbit hole that is "self-hosting" have any chance whatsoever to fortify their systems against AI hackers and then keep then secure by constantly applying security patches.

Sadly, COVID has shown very clearly that people are indeed stupid and do indeed comply with anything the government says.

Furthermore, people do not think that Bitcoin is easy and many don't think that it is a viable alternative.

Far worse. It would be an evolution of fiat that makes already disgusting fiat a thousand times worse.