Coinbase cryptography chief Yehuda Lindell challenges Justin Drake's AI warning. In his own October 8 post, he sees no evidence that progress in AI mathematics has overturned existing assumptions about the security of elliptic curves.
Dragonfly partner Haseeb Qureshi supports precautionary action. His October 7 post calls Drake's appeal sober and treats possible mathematical breakthroughs as a risk. Both offer assessments rather than demonstrated attacks.
Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin takes possible AI risks to cryptography seriously but warns against rushed wallet migrations. His supplementary post, edited on October 8, emphasizes the danger of mistakes during hasty technical upgrades.
Solana Foundation vice president Jacob Creech argues that Solana users do not need bunker mode. He describes a possible move to other signatures and links a proof of concept. Such a proposal is not an implemented network upgrade.
The four original positions address the same debate without forming a joint commitment. Drake's original warning remains a personal forecast; these posts do not demonstrate an AI-executed break of ECDSA.