Authors : Sapna Bhimajiyani

Volume/Issue : Volume 9 - 2024, Issue 10 - October

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DOI : https://doi.org/10.38124/ijisrt/IJISRT24OCT188

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Abstract : The fragility of conventional blockchain systems is becoming more apparent in face of the relentless march forward in quantum computing. In this paper, we suggest the optimal architecture for quantum-resistant blockchains deploying AI regarding consensus self- evolving security protocols and mechanisms. An intuitive example of this integration is the use of machine learning algorithms for a self-adapting security system, which automatically adjusts the protection on its infrastructure capabilities to evolving quantum threats. In this paper, we address the consequences of quantum computing in blockchain security introduce a framework for AI-assisted consensus (Section 3) and cover the feasibility of self- evolving blockchains that guarantee their reliability as well as integrity in a post-quantum era.

Keywords : Blockchain, Security Upgrades, integrity, Quantum Computing, , Artificial intelligence, Consensus Mechanism , Self-Evolving Systems.

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