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Vitalik Buterin, co-founder of Ethereum, proposed a vision of how to use artificial intelligence to develop digital currency wallets in the future. The final decision remains in the hands of users.
He explained on the “Farcaster” platform that the next generation of Web 3 wallets will rely heavily on artificial intelligence, but emphasized that he does not trust large language models to be able to manage millions of dollars of transactions on their own.
Buterin proposed a model in which artificial intelligence acts as an assistant to the user. The system first proposes a trading plan, then a local light client simulates the trade, and the user views the results before manually approving its execution.
He also warned that the idea should be implemented with caution and with a focus on security, noting that removing decentralized application programming interfaces (dApps) from the signing process could reduce the risk of hacking and phishing.
Buterin believes that the combination of artificial intelligence and blockchain can provide an integrated system, because digital currencies provide the trust, privacy and economic structure needed to safely operate artificial intelligence systems.
Other developers have proposed similar schemes, such as using artificial intelligence to analyze transactions before signing them and explaining them to users in simple language, or reconstructing transactions to verify them before execution, which can help reduce the risk of random signatures and malicious interfaces.
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