How can we discern whether we are conversing with a human being online or with AI? This question is set to become crucial in the world from now on. Security, trustworthiness, and privacy will continue to gain importance, and verification will be vital and necessary.
This highlights the significance of World and the Proof of Human service launching in Thailand, aiming to establish a secure, all-encompassing digital environment that prioritizes utmost privacy. Through technology that allows users to confirm their humanity without disclosing personal information.
Alex Blania, CEO & Co-Founder of Tools for Humanity, a global technology company developing the World application, emphasizes the immense benefits of AI while also raising awareness of online deception using AI to create fake identities, as seen in cases like Deep Fake. Therefore, distinguishing between real humans and bots in the online world becomes a significant global challenge.
That’s where World comes in, designed to confirm users’ humanity without the need to collect or store personal data. This approach enables users to prove their humanity without linking personal data to their online activities, setting a new standard that combines both security and privacy.
Starting today, Thai individuals can access World services at 3 locations in Bangkok:
1) World Flagship on the 1st floor of EmSphere shopping center
2) NT Njeangwattana service center
3) NT Pathumwan service center
Users can sign up for World services, with plans to expand service points to meet increasing demands in the future.
TLDR: World and its Proof of Human service in Thailand aim to establish a secure digital environment while allowing users to confirm their humanity without disclosing personal information, thus tackling the challenge of distinguishing between humans and AI online. Thai individuals can access World services in Bangkok with plans to expand further.
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