Throwing out early anonymous documents for the entire internet to use stylometry to uncover identities—this isn't just a test, it's essentially giving AI security a live exam—by the way, to see which models truly dare to identify the founders.

Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin challenges internet users to use AI text analysis to identify the Ethereum documents he wrote anonymously in his early years, aiming to turn privacy debates into public testing.
The test focuses on stylometry, requiring comparison of his extensive public writing records to determine authorship, with no publicly confirmed results yet.
He also emphasizes AI safety and privacy, advocating for local-first AI, and warns about potential data leaks and misuse from cloud-based tools.