requests-pqc Just Dropped — Here's Why AI API Developers Should Care

A new Python library just landed on PyPI: requests-pqc — a drop-in replacement for requests that uses ML-KEM (NIST's post-quantum standard) to make your HTTP requests quantum-safe. This is a signal: the developer community is taking post-quantum security seriously. And if you're building AI apps that handle sensitive data, your AI API calls need to be quantum-safe too. What is PQC? Quantum computers will eventually break current encryption (RSA, ECC). NIST standardized ML-KEM (formerly KYBER) as the post-quantum key exchange standard. requests-pqc implements this for Python HTTP calls. pip install requests-pqc from requests_pqc import Session session = Session () # Drop-in for requests.Session() response = session . get ( ' https://api.example.com ' ) Why AI API Developers Should Care If you're building AI apps that handle user data through APIs like image generation, TTS, or video — your API calls are potential targets for "harvest now, decrypt later" attacks. Secure AI API Integratio