Vitalik Buterin pushes Ethereum Foundation toward AI-verified code
Vitaliks thoughts on the efforts to save and strengthen EF. Source: X. Buterin reiterated that the foundation was just another node and not a central authority like Ethereum. It was consistent with its original objective during the token sale era, which was completed with the help of the Serenity upgrade. Fiscal responsibility is at the heart of the pivot. At present, the EF owns only about 0.16% of the total ETH in circulation—significantly less than even some individuals or corporations—and is certainly not set up to be an everlasting guardian of the entire ecosystem. To maximize effectiveness, it will focus on longevity rather than breadth, meaning it will sell less ETH. Vitalik boosts EFs technical vision, taking on CROPS Buterins vision starts and ends with the need for Ethereum to be “deeply impressive” within CROPS, not speed alone, which would simply make it mediocre. He flat-out rejects 250ms latency and 1 million TPS as a recipe for failure, as it would render Ethereum no more decentralized than its competitors. Instead, the team will aim to achieve three key objectives with respect to technology, all of which can be done with the aid of high-throughput and scalable L2 systems: Provably bug-free software via AI-assisted formal verification: What was