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Altman is evil to want everyone’s retina scan but he will probably get it because most people don’t care anymore.
He can chortle my (eye)balls!
Hopefully everyone who handed over their DNA to 23andMe will remember how that ended before they hand over their iris to Sam.
It's worse with 23andme, too, because the blast radius is all of your relatives that didn't take the test at all.
Earlier quoted context omitted.
In the AI driven future we are heading into, telling the difference between AI-bot and human might become a valuable good.
Why? And how would that even work? Just because an online account is tied to a verified real human doesn't guarantee that the content isn't coming from an AI-bot.
Why are these rich assholes so obsessed with tracking everyone? > Tools for Humanity bragged about many large partnerships that should make any privacy advocates shiver in dread: the Match Group dating apps conglomerate (Tinder, OkCupid, Hinge, Plenty of Fish), Stripe, and Visa are some of them. Visa and Stripe being involved in this should indeed make everyone shiver and push back against this. Altman is not a good…
Because they have to be able to sell you the cure to the disease they created: pretty soon nearly all content online will be AI-generated, and the only way you'll be able to tell if you're talking to a human is with cryptographically-sealed boot chains, verified with remote attestation, and with this eyeball device at the end to make sure there's a human there.
Easy Remote Job Opportunity! Pay is $1/hr. Perfect for retirees, disabled, and even kids! Requirements: have an eye ball. Duties: whatever you want, except when this device beeps, look into the camera.
Is Amazon's Mechanical Turk or whatever paying people to solve captchas still a thing?
Earlier quoted context omitted.
In the AI driven future we are heading into, telling the difference between AI-bot and human might become a valuable good.
Why? And how would that even work? Just because an online account is tied to a verified real human doesn't guarantee that the content isn't coming from an AI-bot.
(Obviously Worldcoin is shady as shit, I'm not defending it.)
https://wydaily.com/latest/regional-national/2025/05/08/23an...
Why are these rich assholes so obsessed with tracking everyone? > Tools for Humanity bragged about many large partnerships that should make any privacy advocates shiver in dread: the Match Group dating apps conglomerate (Tinder, OkCupid, Hinge, Plenty of Fish), Stripe, and Visa are some of them. Visa and Stripe being involved in this should indeed make everyone shiver and push back against this. Altman is not a good…
Because they have to be able to sell you the cure to the disease they created: pretty soon nearly all content online will be AI-generated, and the only way you'll be able to tell if you're talking to a human is with cryptographically-sealed boot chains, verified with remote attestation, and with this eyeball device at the end to make sure there's a human there.
Or the tried-and-true method of trusting only friends, friends of friends, recommendations from friends, etc.
If we assume that all this information is permanently available in a public blockchain, how does it change anything for society really? I can think of security checks becoming better, what are the negative possibilities?