WorldCoin unveiled a special device for building a global network of human identity

In an era where artificial intelligence is increasingly blurring the boundaries between humans and robots, an ambitious project seeks to provide a solution to prove human identity in the digital space. This design with the name Worldcoin It is known that using a spherical device called Orbs, it scans the iris of people’s eyes to create a unique digital ID for each person. This identifier, called World ID, is supposed to act as a digital passport.

According to the media innovation department of Tekna Technology News, the main goal of this project is to deal with the challenges caused by the spread of robots and deep forgery on the Internet. With the spread of artificial intelligence, recognizing the real identity of online users has become a vital matter. Supporters of this plan believe that creating a universal identity layer based on biometrics can prevent fraud and increase the security of digital interactions.

This device generates a secure code by scanning the unique iris pattern without saving the image itself. This process is designed to protect users’ privacy. After verifying the identity, the user is also awarded some digital currency called WorldCoin, which is part of a new economic system based on the verified identity.

The larger vision of this project is to create a global network to prove human identity and even provide a platform for universal basic income in the future. However, there are serious concerns about the privacy security of biometric data and the possibility of misuse of this technology, especially in the less well-off communities, which make the success of this plan a major challenge.

Despite these uncertainties, the project is still expanding globally and its scanning centers have been activated in various cities, including in America. The designers of this system hope that WorldID will become a global standard for logging into various Internet services from social platforms to government services and secure the future of the Internet against threats caused by artificial intelligence.