Space Force engineer Jason Lowery proposes energy-costed internet built on Bitcoin to deter AI-scale attacks


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Promote with Leviathan NewsThe article presents Jason Lowery's argument that a future "safe haven" internet would mirror the legacy internet except that every command action would carry a cost in digitized energy, eliminating AI's primary advantage over humans. He writes that the remaining task is identifying a worldwide protocol to digitize energy into discrete digital objects traded as collateral for actions. He asserts that protocol already exists—Bitcoin—though he expects it will take a few years for everyone to accept this. The post responds to a critic questioning whether AI agents would simply create their own blockchains.
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