Vibe research: AI-scanned Anthropic corpus shows how often 'China' appears vs OpenAI
terryyuezhuo · x · 2026-10-30
A user ran a fun late-night analysis using AI to scan everything Anthropic has published, including Dario Amodei's essays, and counted every mention of China — then repeated the same exercise for OpenAI and Sam Altman.
The interactive results page ("China in Anthropic's writing") organizes findings into frequency, associations, and an OpenAI comparison view. The author calls it vibe research, offering a data-driven look at how the two leading AI labs differ in how often they invoke China in their public writing; full data is in the linked page.
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