Ethlabs Wants Ethereum Quantum and AI Ready by 2027, Drops Its Faster Blocks Push

Ethlabs , the nonprofit Ethereum research lab founded by former Ethereum Foundation (EF) researchers, wants the network’s core developers to put one goal ahead of everything else on the roadmap: making Ethereum resistant to quantum computers and, as far as possible, to AI-driven attacks, by 2027 . In a post on the Ethereum Magicians forum published Nov. 11 the group named the target “pqai27” and said it would withdraw its own quick-slots proposal , which would shorten Ethereum’s block times, from Hegota, the hard fork planned after Glamsterdam, Ethereum’s next upgrade, to free up its resources. “We don’t take this decision lightly,” Ethlabs wrote in the post. Changing Hegota’s scope needs agreement on All Core Devs (ACD), the developer calls where Ethereum upgrade decisions are made.

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