2023-07-28 I had GPT4 clean up the chit-chat.
- A: Itâs interesting to see so many people lined up at the device developed by Sam Altman at OpenAI that scans the human retina.
- B: A system that offers monetary rewards (or tokens?) to users? B: The system provides monetary rewards (or tokens?) to users, right?
- A: Yes, there is the âproviding moneyâ aspect, but Sam Altmanâs goal is to build a platform that allows people to prove their âhumannessâ without depending on the state. The terminal in Shinjuku is already booked up, but I hope to get my own World ID soon.
- B: Okay, so youâre not saying that you want to sell NFT at a higher price, but that you want a digital wallet that has the potential to become the global standard for the future?
- A: Wallets may conjure up images of wallets, but I personally donât place much emphasis on the monetary rewards (coins). I believe that, at least for the time being, the revenue earned in Japanese yen will outweigh it. What is more important is âProof of Humanâ (Proof of Humanity).
- B: âProof of HumanââŚdoes that mean something about voting rights or something?
- A: With the development of AI, it will become more difficult to prove that one is a human being when operating on the Internet. Currently, we verify through CAPTCHAs and the like, but there will come a time when those methods will no longer work. At that time, web services will have to use some other form of authentication to prove that you are a human being. It will not be possible to load my number card every time, and service providers will be burdened with certificates issued by many different countries.
- B: You say this is the next generation of CAPTCHAs?
- A: We can see this as a step toward that. We are faced with the question, âHow do we create a means of proving that we are human? For example, Taiwanâs Digital Agency is working to standardize distributed identity at W3C.
- B: Because the permanence of administrative functions is so important in Taiwan.
relevance
- Worldcoin / World ID
- CAPTCHA
- CAPTCHA - Wikipedia
- Automated computer discrimination testing.
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Completely Automated Public Turing test to tell Computers and Humans Apart
- Taiwanâs Ministry of Digital Development Participates in Distributed ID Standardization
- States that do not need territory
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