Vitalik launches AI de-anonymization experiment, claims to have anonymously authored key Ethereum documents
ChainCatcher reported that Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin mentioned that there are recent voices suggesting AI text analysis will make online anonymity unsustainable. In response, he revealed that at some point this decade, he anonymously wrote a publicly available document of medium importance to Ethereum, and he estimates that within the Ethereum ecosystem there are about 200 to 2,000 documents with importance no less than that one. Vitalik invited the community and AI tools to “find” this anonymous work among these documents, in order to test whether AI can de-anonymize authors at scale through methods such as writing style analysis.
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