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Paolo Ardoino wants AI to run Bitcoin mines; who controls access?

TradingGain Newsroom·4d ago·25 Oct 2026, 21:30 UTC

Paolo Ardoino has said he wants AI to run Bitcoin mines. The article asks who would be allowed to act in such a setup. It notes that the MDK v0.11 reference agent needs human approval, and that site identity and command controls decide who may act.

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Why it matters

The MDK v0.11 reference agent still requires human approval before it acts.
Site identity and command controls determine who is allowed to take actions.
The story links AI tools to Bitcoin mining, a topic that touches the BTC market.

What to watch next

Watch for any official rollout or policy decision on who can authorize AI agents at Bitcoin mining sites.

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