Alex Brania, CEO and co-founder of Tools for Humanity (TFH), attended the World Coin press conference held in Seongdong-gu, Seoul on the 3rd.
He attended the event and explained the background behind the need for World Coin in the world of the next generation Internet. He said, "As time goes by, AI (artificial intelligence) will become smarter.
Noh will not only respond immediately to commands, but will also have its own direction. Cognitive production will occur more quickly in real time, but in this process, there will be no distinction between human 'uniqueness'.
"Tools for Humanity is the original developer of WorldCoin and currently operates the World App application that distributes WorldCoin.
Branir has been developing the WorldCoin project since its early days alongside OpenAI CEO Sam Altman.
Brania said, "Until WorldCoin was released, there was no system that could accurately distinguish the unique characteristics of human beings."
"This is why the world needs a World Coin, and this is why I started the World Coin project," he revealed.
He continued, "As AI continues to develop, many related issues are arising.
"We know that in order to solve related problems, we must be able to accurately assign a unique ID to each person," he said.
He said, "Currently, the only way to accurately distinguish between humans and AI is to use iris photography, which can reach billions of people.
"The only way to do this is to expand the WorldCoin project to people who are interested in it," he added. Brania said the process of dividing humans and AI is called "Proof of Hearing (POH)."
He further explained that the reason for sticking to iris recognition to prove "human uniqueness" is that "mobile phones themselves do not have much uniqueness."
"Currently, it is difficult to distinguish uniqueness with commercially available devices, so in order to provide uniqueness to billions of people while consuming terabytes of data, iris photography is necessary," he said.
As of this day, WorldCoin has 6,568,557 World IDs certified and is accepted in 160 countries around the world. It was launched 406 days ago.
However, CEO Branian also revealed his vision to become the “FeiSbook” of the virtual asset industry. He said, “To have massive scalability, we must first secure a large number of users.
"It is important to have a user base that can reach 2 billion people," he said. "Feisbook has a user base of 2 billion people. I want to grow into a company like Feisbook in the crypto scene."
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2024/09/04 10:24 KST
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