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Vinod Khosla predicts AI and quantum computers will break most encryption by 2030

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Vinod Khosla says AI models and quantum computers together will break most of today's encryption before 2030, with cryptocurrency the most exposed.

He expects quantum computers to run Shor's algorithm well before 2030, and says China is collecting encrypted data now to decrypt later.

Khosla argues that post-quantum algorithms give only 6 to 12 months of protection and that lasting security will require quantum encoding. The claims come from a post by Rohan Paul on X summarizing Khosla's remarks; the report contains no independent evidence for the forecasts.

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    Vinod Khosla predicts AI and quantum computers will break most encryption before 2030

    AIVinod Khosla says AI models and quantum computers together will break most of today's encryption before 2030, with crypto the most vulnerable. He expects quantum computers to run Shor's algorithm well before 2030, and says China has been collecting encrypted data to read later. He argues post-quantum algorithms only buy 6 to 12 months, and that lasting security must come from quantum encoding.

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