Could someone check post/thread made by user Yuri Samato.
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Even practically, generating a quantum-resistant Bitcoin address is feasible, though it requires significant effort. Quantum resistance involves using cryptographic methods that can withstand the capabilities of quantum computers. This typically requires employing advanced algorithms like hash-based signatures (e.g., XMSS) or lattice-based cryptography, which are not yet standard in current Bitcoin implementations. Developing and integrating these methods into Bitcoin's existing infrastructure involves complex technical challenges and rigorous testing to ensure they provide the same level of security and functionality as traditional cryptographic methods
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CopyLeaks -> AI Content Detected
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I understand your point. Right now, traditional Bitcoin address generation is secure and quantum attacks aren't an immediate threat. My aim with this script is to explore and learn about quantum-resistant techniques in advance. While it might not be needed today, understanding these concepts now helps us prepare for future developments in cryptography. Thanks for sharing your perspective!
ZeroGPT -> Probability AI generated 100%
CopyLeaks -> AI Content Detected
Maybe his posts are a combination of AI and some knowledge, but considering that I consider checking them with at least three different detectors that are somewhat reliable, I'm not completely sure here...