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This Eyeball Orb Wants to Save Us From AI | Hello World with Ashlee Vance
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13:59Now PlayingWorldcoin, led by Alex Blania and supported by Sam Altman, aims to revolutionize identity verification and economic inclusion in the age of AI. The metallic "Orb" scans irises to create a unique World ID linked to the company's own cryptocurrency. Ashlee Vance visited Worldcoin's Orb factory, attended an iris-scanning session and talked with its founder about whether the world really needs this dystopian technology tool.
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