World is a new standard of trust for the internet - private proof of human, powerful financial infrastructure & the human-first experiences they enable.
peaqOS brings @worldnetwork's World ID to robots and machines
A machine can now check two things about the person in front of it: is it a real human, and the one who actually placed the order?
Nothing else is revealed. No name, no face, no ID. Free to verify.
→ peaqOS provides identity, discovery, and coordination
→ World ID proves the human, without revealing who they are
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Online trust still runs on a broken binary built around anonymity vs. identity.
Proof of human preserves privacy while adding trust to online interactions.
Via @hackernoon:
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Proving You’re Human
@maxkolysh
A finance worker recently wired $25 million after joining a video call with his CFO and colleagues. Every other person on the call was a deepfake.
As voice and video become easier to fake, the internet needs a new trust layer: a private, reliable way to verify that there is a real human behind a call, message, review, or transaction.
Three years after launch, World enters Phase 3 of its roadmap, expanding privacy-preserving proof of human to consumer apps, enterprises, and AI agents. https://t.co/gAqntXR36n
As AI agents become a larger part of how we interact with the internet, trust infrastructure becomes just as important as intelligence.
The future isn't just AI agents.
It's verified AI agents acting on behalf of real humans.
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This morning, tickets opened up to watch Knicks Game 5 at Radio City for $10 a seat, all proceeds go to charity. Bots immediately flooded and tickets sold out in seconds.
Now the cheapest resale ticket is $456. Reminder this is to watch the game on a screen!
bots are boxing out new yorkers from getting tickets to watch Game 5 on a big screen together. new york - @worldnetwork and the team at @tfh_technology are working hard to bring proof of human to you and fairness to the process!