DeFi isn't safe anymore because AI is becoming 'superhuman' at hacking, security chief warns

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Former OpenZeppelin CTO and co-founder Manuel Aráoz, who left the firm in 2019, warned that he now considers all of DeFi unsafe, arguing that AI coding agents have become “superhuman” at finding vulnerabilities in smart contracts. His comments come amid a sharp decline of more than $20 billion in DeFi’s total value locked this year and over $1.1 billion lost to hacks in the past 12 months, including high-profile exploits at Kelp DAO and Step Finance. The rise of powerful AI models like Anthropic’s restricted Claude Mythos, which can autonomously discover and weaponize software flaws, is raising new concerns that DeFi’s transparent, on-chain code may be increasingly difficult to defend at human speed.

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OpenZeppelin CEO warned that AI coding agents have become "superhuman" at finding smart contract vulnerabilities, making DeFi unsafe. This warning comes amid a decline of over $20 billion in DeFi's Total Value Locked (TVL) and more than $1.1 billion lost to hacks in the past 12 months. The rise of powerful AI models like Anthropic's Claude Mythos is raising new concerns about DeFi security.

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