Lighter founder Vladimir Novakovski said he worked with Liquid founder Franklyn Wang in 2023 on an attempt to identify Satoshi Nakamoto through writing-style analysis using GPT-4. According to Novakovski, the effort relied on comparing textual patterns and authorship style, but the AI model was unable to produce a result with high confidence. As a result, the collaboration did not lead to a definitive conclusion regarding Satoshi’s identity. The update was shared via social media and adds to the long history of unsuccessful attempts to attribute Bitcoin’s authorship through linguistic and forensic analysis.
Lighter founder Vladimir Novakovski said that in 2023 he worked with Liquid founder Franklyn Wang on an effort to verify the identity of Satoshi Nakamoto.
According to his statement, the pair attempted to use GPT-4 to analyze writing style and compare textual patterns as part of the identification process.
However, the attempt did not produce a definitive result. Novakovski said the AI system was unable to deliver a conclusion with high confidence, and the effort ultimately failed to confirm Satoshi’s identity.
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