That day I complained in the group chat: "It's impossible to tell if it's a person or AI when chatting online." My fren sent me a link:

@billions_ntwk —— the world's first Human + AI network.
At first, I thought it was one of those "eye-scanning" projects, but I found out that all you need is a passport + phone number, no facial recognition, no fingerprints, and the data isn't submitted. It's done directly with zero-knowledge proofs, maximizing privacy.

AI can also be labeled. Who is human, who is a machine, can be seen at a glance; the bots that fleece will have no chance.

Registering once allows you to use it across all supported applications. Developers can also use this protocol to prevent witch attacks and create a cleaner Web3 world.