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Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin backed an AI model approach that intentionally excludes advanced cyberattack capabilities from training data, according to CryptoPotato.
Buterin said Kimi 3.1’s limits on advanced cyberattack functions were a tolerable trade-off because they give defenders more time to prepare. He also warned that if early responses to AI risks fail, access to AI models could become excessively restricted through measures such as mandatory KYC for all users and broad surveillance. Buterin added that he was also concerned about a society in which access to AI is differentiated by eligibility requirements and nationality.