I’ve been with Worldcoin for just over 3 months now. Last week, my team launched World ID, a new proof-of-personhood protocol with a relentless focus on privacy. Incredibly proud of the work we’ve done 💪

https://worldcoin.org/blog/announcements/introducing-world-id-and-sdk

/max • /bracket • @quickcast • /coys • maxp.co

Genuinely curious, how do you know a worldcoin identity hasn’t been sold or compromised by a bot farm

The last year has shown the urgency to distinguish between humans and AI. Identity will soon be core to every action we take online. I believe World ID is the best tool to defeat the sybil problem once and for all 🤖

https://thedefiant.io/worldcoin-digital-identity

fractalist. tech lead at cabin.city. founder of LBRY.com, Odysee.com, vibe.camp, @farcon, grin.io

Depends, do you think the 50% has access to roughly the same services as those with a trusted ID do?

Thinking out loud … if half the world doesn’t have an ID and gets by just fine, how vital can IDs really be? https://i.imgur.com/pEgJ804.jpg

Technology Wizard in the Tradition of Gandalf

Not directly, but I may have “inspired” it with how often I shill Farcaster :)

I saw today that the Worldcoin docs list Farcaster explicitly as a use-case for Worldcoin. Is this your doing @maxp.eth? Any thoughts on looking into this @dwr.eth?

https://docs.worldcoin.org/use-cases/social-media

It could be very useful in decentralized social networks. Bots are a very big problem when you have permissionless access and low transaction fees.