World ID 2.0 allows integrations with apps such as Minecraft, Shopify, Mercado Libre, and Telegram, and offers three levels of identity check to include even those who have not had an iris scan.
In trying to halt Sam Altman’s accelerationism, AI skeptics got kicked out of Silicon Valley. With no other means to restrain the frantic development of technology, is Worldcoin the last hope to curb the harm artificial intelligence might do to society?
World ID 2.0 allows integrations with apps such as Minecraft, Shopify, Mercado Libre, and Telegram, and offers three levels of identity check to include even those who have not had an iris scan.
In trying to halt Sam Altman’s accelerationism, AI skeptics got kicked out of Silicon Valley. With no other means to restrain the frantic development of technology, is Worldcoin the last hope to curb the harm artificial intelligence might do to society?
The proof-of-identity mega project has announced changes in the supply of WLD tokens and the reward system for Orb operators. Is Worldcoin trying to force its own economy?
Forbidden in Kenya, mindlessly adopted in Chile, soon be replaced in Argentina. Local setbacks point to existential problems for the biometrical data collection project of Sam Altman.
Argentina is the latest country to open an investigation into Worldcoin, following the United Kingdom, France, and Germany. In Kenya, Worldcoin's activities came to an abrupt halt after authorities seized Orbs and raided the company’s Nairobi warehouse.
WorldCoin wants people to exchange their biometric data in turn for $50 of crypto and a “digital passport”. Released on Monday, the technology was immediately met with intense criticism.
