The tools behind Parallel Frontier
Most English-language analysis of Chinese AI cannot tell 王伟 from 王薇, and counts a paper as "Chinese" because an author has a Chinese name. These tools read the papers themselves: every affiliation line, every funding acknowledgement, every name in every script. Each call comes with its evidence and a measured error rate.
Who is building China's AI, who pays for it, and how do we know?
Two tools, one pipeline. The Name Engine matches a person across the scripts and dialects a Chinese name travels through. The Paper Pipeline reads every new AI paper on arXiv and answers where the authors work, who funded the work, and which records are the same person, grading every link by the strength of its evidence. A human reviewer sees each decision with its reason, and can override the machine.
