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AI researchers propose 'personhood credentials' to verify humans online without sacrificing privacy. OpenAI CEO's start-up, Worldcoin, scans irises for digital passport. Trump's campaign paid over $40,000 to promote posts about his interview with Elon Musk on X.
Key Points
- AI researchers call for 'personhood credentials' to verify humans online
- OpenAI CEO's Worldcoin project scans irises for digital passports
- Trump's campaign paid over $40,000 to promote posts about his interview with Elon Musk on X
Pros
- Proposing innovative solutions to verify humans online
- Addressing potential risks of AI bots overwhelming the internet
- Highlighting the importance of privacy and anonymity in online interactions
Cons
- Concerns about exploitation and privacy issues with iris scanning for digital passports
- Limited transparency in political ad space due to self-regulation by tech companies