Worldcoin gadget can differentiate humans from AI
Distinguishing humans from Artificial Intelligence (AI) is becoming increasingly complex as AI technologies advance. Humans possess qualities such as consciousness, emotions, and creativity that set them apart from anything technology might have produced. However, modern AI systems can simulate human-like conversations, solve intricate problems, and even generate creative content. Because of these qualities of AI, it has become extremely difficult to authenticate a user's identity.
In order to differentiate between AI and humans, Worldcoin has made a new technology available. It's a shiny ball with cameras to scan your eyeballs. This project is part of Worldcoin, and it wants to fix the problem of proving the identity (proof of life) of individuals especially in the world of cryptocurrency where the unavailability of such information can lead to massive loss.
The Worldcoin ball is using iris-scanning technology to authenticate, if you're a real person or not. The goal of this project is to make the internet safer, where fake accounts can be caught and stopped.
The project Worldcoin was introduced by Tools for Humanity and was co-founded in 2019 by OpenAI CEO Sam Altman.
According to a report by NPR, Tiago Sada, the head of product for orb developer Tools for Humanity, said, "As artificial intelligence gets more advanced, it becomes both much more difficult to tell humans from bots apart online but also becomes much more important to do so,"
Some people are worried about privacy because using eye scans might not be very safe for your information. But Worldcoin says they're not saving any data.
Worldcoin is an open source protocol, or system, created to help give everyone access to the global economy. It's designed to be
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