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  1. COMMENTARY · Forbes — Innovation English(EN) ·

    Q-Day: Why CEOs Must Act Before Quantum Computers Break Existing Cybersecurity

    The threat of quantum computing breaking current cybersecurity is no longer a distant academic possibility, with major institutions like Google and the US government taking action. Executive Order 14144 and NIST's finalized post-quantum encryption standards are driving federal efforts, while Google has set a 2029 deadline for its own migration. New quantum algorithms are reducing the qubit requirements for factoring encryption keys, highlighting the systemic risk to the economy, government, and national security posed by "Q-Day," the moment quantum computers can defeat public-key cryptography. AI

    Q-Day: Why CEOs Must Act Before Quantum Computers Break Existing Cybersecurity
  2. TOOL · dev.to — MCP tag English(EN) ·

    Post-quantum document anchoring for AI agents on Algorand

    A new open-source tool called PQ Verifiable Archive has been released, designed to add a quantum-resistant notarization layer to signed documents. This tool anchors document hashes to the Algorand blockchain using post-quantum cryptography standards like ML-DSA, ensuring long-term authenticity even if current encryption methods become vulnerable. The archive is also integrated as a Model Context Protocol server, enabling AI agents to directly anchor and verify document hashes, providing a tamper-evident receipt for autonomously executed agreements. AI

    IMPACT Enables AI agents to create verifiable, long-term tamper-evident records for autonomously executed agreements.

  3. TOOL · arXiv cs.AI English(EN) ·

    Blockchain Infrastructure for Intelligent Cyber--Physical--Social Systems:Post-Quantum Security, Interoperability, and Trustworthy Data Economies in the Era of Embodied AI

    A new tutorial paper explores the integration of blockchain infrastructure with embodied AI systems, focusing on post-quantum security and trustworthy data economies. It highlights the need for crypto-agile architectures to protect data provenance and governance as quantum computing advances threaten current cryptographic primitives. The paper proposes blockchain as a foundational layer for decentralized intelligent environments, offering open-source frameworks for quantum-resistant, interoperable, and data-trustworthy systems. AI

    IMPACT Proposes a framework for securing future AI systems against quantum threats, potentially influencing the development of decentralized AI infrastructure.