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Verifikasi Manusia AI: Proyek World Sam Altman & Tinder Di era ketika deepfake dan bot AI semakin sulit dibedakan dari manusia asli, verifikasi manusia AI menjadi salah satu tantangan terbesar industri teknologi. Kini, Sam Altman melalui proyek World-nya mengambil langkah berani dengan menggandeng Tinder untuk membangun sistem verifikasi identitas manusia berskala global. Apakah ini solusi yang…

Tools for Humanity, la empresa tecnológica que desarrolla soluciones diseñadas para humanos en la era de la IA, presentó hoy la nueva World App, una superapp que integra mensajería encriptada, acceso financiero global y prueba anónima de identidad humana. El lanzamiento incluye World Chat, herramientas financieras transfronterizas ampliadas y mejoras en World ID. Los cofundadores Sam Altman y…

Ang World App ay isang crypto wallet na idinisenyo upang magbigay ng madaling access sa mga protocol ng Worldcoin at Ethereum. Ito ay isang mahalagang bahagi ng proyekto ng Worldcoin, na naglalayong lumikha ng isang globally-inclusive na pagkakakilanlan at network ng pananalapi.

Mga Pangunahing Tampok at Pag-andar

World ID: Ang pangunahing feature ng app ay ang World ID, isang "pasaporte ng tao" na nagbibigay-daan sa mga user na patunayan na sila ay isang natatangi at totoong tao nang hindi nagbubunyag ng personal na data tulad ng kanilang pangalan o email. Pangunahing nakakamit ito sa pamamagitan ng pribadong proseso ng biometric na pag-verify gamit ang isang device na tinatawag na "Orb," na nag-scan sa iris ng user. Ang World ID ay nagbibigay-daan sa mga user na mag-sign in sa mga website, mobile app, at crypto dapps.

Crypto Wallet: Ang app ay gumagana bilang isang digital wallet para sa pag-save at pagpapadala ng pera. Sinusuportahan nito ang iba't ibang mga digital asset, kabilang ang Worldcoin (WLD) at USDC. Nagbibigay-daan ito para sa instant, walang bayad na mga transaksyon sa pagitan ng mga user at nag-aalok ng mga shortcut para magdeposito at mag-withdraw ng mga pondo.

Worldcoin Grants at Airdrops: Sa mga kwalipikadong bansa, ang mga user na may na-verify na World ID ay maaaring mag-claim ng mga umuulit na Worldcoin grant. Ang app ay nagsisilbi rin bilang isang platform para sa pagtanggap ng WLD airdrops.

Mini Apps: Ang World App ay may platform para sa third-party na "Mini Apps" na maaaring isama sa World ID, wallet, at mga contact. Ang mga mini app na ito ay nagbibigay-daan para sa iba't ibang function tulad ng pakikipag-chat, pagpapadala ng pera, at paglahok sa mga poll na "human-only".

Seguridad at Privacy: Binibigyang-diin ng app ang privacy, gamit ang data ng user na ginagamit para sa pag-verify ng World ID na lokal na nakaimbak sa device. Kasama rin dito ang mga feature tulad ng World ID Deep Face, na idinisenyo upang labanan ang malalalim na peke sa pamamagitan ng pag-verify ng mga totoong pakikipag-ugnayan ng tao sa video o chat.

Tokenomics: Ang katutubong token ng Worldcoin, ang WLD, ay isang ERC-20 token sa Ethereum. Dinisenyo ito bilang utility at governance token, na may kabuuang supply na 10 bilyong token. Ang token ay inilalaan sa komunidad ng Worldcoin, ang paunang development team, at mga namumuhunan, na may aspirational na layunin na maglaan ng hindi bababa sa 60% ng lahat ng mga token sa mga indibidwal bilang mga grant ng user.

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El 2023 fue un año memorable para Worldcoin. Además de la puesta en marcha del protocolo World ID y la salida de fase beta del proyecto, la introducción de World App en mayo dio a la gente la oportunidad de experimentar la primer billetera digital creada para el ecosistema Worldcoin (Fuente Worldcoin Latam). Desde entonces, las descargas, transacciones y uso de World App aumentaron…

Worldcoin Foundation launches project to democratize economic opportunity in the AI era. The protocol includes World ID, Worldcoin token (WLD), and World App. (Read More)

#India is world's fourth #LargestAppEconomy: Report

~HIGHLIGHTS~

~Time spent on apps has more than doubled in the past 2 years ~In total app downloads per year, India ranks at number 4, behind China, US, and Brazil ~App downloads in India are projected to grow by 92% to reach 7.7 billion in 2016, and further to 20.1 billion by 2020

BENGALURU: India is rapidly moving into the mobile app age and is already the fourth-largest mobile app economy. The amount of time Indians spend on apps has also increased dramatically, says mobile-app analytics company App Annie. In total app downloads per year, only China, US, and Brazil are ahead of India. The annual figure for India is projected to grow by 92% to reach 7.7 billion downloads this year, and further to 20.1 billion by 2020.

China's app download is expected to grow at a much slower 29% this year, but the absolute figure will be more than 6 times that of India's at 49 billion.

"With the introduction of affordable smartphones and better infrastructure supporting mobile , and given India's population, the growth here is expected to be significant," Junde Yu, MD of App Annie APAC, said. He said the most important thing that is now driving the app economy here is not the number of downloads or the revenue but just the amount of time spent by users on the mobile app.

The amount of time Indians spent on apps in the first quarter of 2016 more than doubled compared to that in the first quarter of 2014. In retail apps, the time spent grew by 11.5 times during the same period, driven by e-commerce majors like Flipkart-Myntra , Amazon, and Snapdeal. The time spent on video streaming apps grew by 7.4 times, with YouTube and Hotstar leading the way.

Speaking to TOI, Yu said, "People have this perception in India that users spend more time on browsers. That is not true. Our data shows that the percentage of time spent on apps in India is the same as around the world, at 93% (the remaining 7% comes from mobile browsers)."

App Annie finds that over 25% of Android users in India use at least one ride-sharing app (those like Ola and Uber). This figure was the highest among all countries - in the US, UK, and Brazil, it is below 20%.

"This was a little surprising. But I think India is a developing country so the users are finding the need to use these transport services more," Yu said. Among ride-sharing apps, Ola is the most used and downloaded app, followed by Uber.

In retail, e-tailing firms, who tend to have a mobile-first approach, led the way, quite a contrast to mature markets where brick-and- mortar and web-first players still have a big share. "Close to 75% of the top 10 mobile retail apps in India in both iOS and Google Play store have a mobile-first approach. In the US and UK, this number is only 10%," Yu said.

Flipkart was ahead of Amazon in India in terms of monthly active Android users in Q1 of 2016. However, in terms of app downloads in both Google and iOS app store, Amazon took the top slot for the same period. "Amazon can get ahead of Flipkart. Even in Japan, it is giving competition to homegrown player Rakuten," Yu said. Asia Pacific is the biggest region in the global app economy, accounting for 50% of total global app downloads.

I am all the multiple ways to articulate who a geeky dude is. I love technology from every single aspect, good and bad. I might get made fun of, or I might be a resource, but at the end of the day it's who I am and there's no shying away from it. Every now and then I have these profound ah-ha moments. It's either during a big gadget announcement / leak or during an instance where there are societal implications. For this post, I'd like to write about the latter.

I love the phrase "Epic Win" because I get it. Sure, it might be tossed around as a marketing phrase, but there is a deep rooted emotion involved few people can understand or appreciate. Furthermore, both words "Epic" and "Win" have just as equal of importance individually as they do together. Kinda like the sum is greater than one, but more. If you understand what I'm saying, then I'm pretty sure you can distinguish an ah-ha moment with an epic moment.

OK, where am I going with this and why is this post titled "Thank you, Google?" Well, I grew up in an immigrant household. Being the only english speaking person in my house meant that I had to translate everything. My dad caught on quickly, but my mom not so much (even though she worked in more direct contact to english speaking people). Growing up I was naive and completely ignorant to prejudice, stereotypes and the difficulty in not speaking the native language. I was the go-to guy when it came to translation. Fast forward to today, more specifically this morning where I'm at the vet and the receptionist was completely rude. Nevermind one of my best friends (my pup, Roxy) was about to go under the knife and get spayed. Yes, that was important but I couldn't get my attention away from how rude this receptionist was to someone who obviously didn't speak the language. I injected myself into the conversation immediately. After helping this poor woman out, I thought to myself "Did my mom go through this? She had to have!" but again, I was little and naive, so I wouldn't have known. Now, here's where Google (and other applications) brings it home...

Google offers "Google Translate" which all minor issues aside, is a pretty amazing tool. Then there's an app called "World Lens" which augments translation via your camera. This stuff is mind blowing. The Google translation offering is remarkable. They've also updated their mobile app to support voice recognition on the iPhone, while for Android devices, they're offering speech-to-speech translation.