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by mti
3697 days ago
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Another reason why you won't see practical applications for a while is that we aren't really sure yet whether indistinguishability obfuscation exists at all. The first proposed construction has recently been broken [1], and while other candidates do exist, they are mostly based on similar principles, so most experts wouldn't bet a lot on their long-term security. This is a rapidly evolving field, though, so I'm cautiously hopeful that some genuinely novel ideas will emerge soon to overcome the current stumbling blocks. [1] https://eprint.iacr.org/2016/147 |
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