Sam Altman's eyeball-scanning ID technology debuts in the US
Briefly

Tools for Humanity has introduced its World eyeball-scanning identity verification system in the US, seeking to prioritize human identity amidst an increasingly AI-driven online landscape. Co-founder Sam Altman highlighted the technology's goal to maintain humanity's uniqueness. Originally part of the Worldcoin project, World shifted focus from cryptocurrency to digital ID due to regulatory challenges. The system scans users' irises using specialized orbs to produce an IrisCode, enabling them to log into various platforms. The project plans to expand with partnerships, new devices, and locations, aiming for a seamless user experience in identity verification.
Tools for Humanity has launched the World eyeball-scanning ID verification system, focusing on ensuring human identity remains central in a tech-driven landscape.
The project has pivoted from cryptocurrency to digital ID amidst regulatory challenges, using innovative technology to create unique iris-based identities.
By confirming users' identities through the unique IrisCode, World aims to integrate with popular platforms, combining security with user-friendly access.
Tools for Humanity has ambitious plans for future developments, including a mobile verification device and partnerships with major brands for identity verification.
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