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> We already have all the required cryptographic primitives (which you've already alluded to in d ) to completely address a), b) and d) if desired. Do we? My m
by mdavidn 4y ago
> We already have all the required cryptographic primitives (which you've already alluded to in d ) to completely address a), b) and d) if desired.
Do we? My mother can barely keep the Russian DNS servers out of her home router. You want to entrust the public with individual cryptographic keys?
- 6510 4y agoImagine having an iq below X (which is an ever growing number) and being told: From now on the voice assistant makes all of your decisions. Then you carry the thing around and it talks with other voice assistants asking for advice with the conversation gradually growing into the familiar management designing things to make things as easy as possible for it self.
- klodolph 4y agoYou can use cryptography to solve problems without asking individual people to manage their own keys.
- qualudeheart 4y agoWhat are security issues relating to Russian DNS servers?