Vitalik: The anonymity experiment has been ongoing for 13 days, and no one has found the target document yet
Foresight News reports that Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin posted on the X platform, stating that his previously launched anonymity experiment has lasted for "13 days," and so far "no one has found it." He added a tip, encouraging everyone to "expand the search range a bit," noting that he has seen many search attempts and AI scripts miss document categories that should have been included.
Previously, Vitalik posted that there has been talk recently about artificial intelligence text analysis making online anonymity difficult to maintain. For this reason, Buterin decided to "sacrifice a part of his own anonymity" for verification: at some point this century, he authored a published document of medium importance to Ethereum and is testing whether the community can identify the true author through analysis.
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