Razer, the gaming brand, has teamed up with World The Worldcoin (formerly Worldcoin), will help to remove AI bots in online games. This allows human players to be the focus of an industry that is increasingly connected to AI.
World ID, a blockchain-based technology that verifies human beings using the World ID system for proof of humanity is now available as a single sign-on feature.
Fair play is dependent on a growing verified community. In order to foster fair competition among developers, they must build human-only games that are trusted and keep AI bots at bay. This was stated by Razer’s Chief Corporate Officer Wei Pin Choo in a press release. By partnering with World, our goal is to ensure that the real people are at the center of each experience. This will keep gaming immersive and human-centric.
This collaboration takes place at a moment when AI-based bots are ruining the gaming experience. According to a recent Echelon Insights poll, nearly three quarters of gamers think bots can be annoying and make games less entertaining.
Tokyo Beast is a Web3-based game that will use the new Razer ID to implement new anti-bot features. Ethereum Gaming platform Unmutable. It will be possible to use the ID across Razer’s entire product range, including their game payment and rewards systems.
World ID allows gamers to differentiate between real human interaction and AI generated content while protecting their privacy, said Tiago Sada, chief product officer at Tools for Humanity. Tools for Humanity is a major contributor to World, and the Ethereum layer-2 networking.
Razer product users can use their Razer IDs to gain access to World’s mobile application, where they will begin the process of human verification to obtain their newly-verified ID. Users can either visit a World Orb location or use a government-issued ID that is NFC enabled to prove their humanity.
Worldcoin (WLD) was co-founded by OpenAI’s Sam Altman. The number of visitors to the site has increased dramatically In January, Altman’s token rose to $2.40 after Trump hinted at a large AI investment. Since then, the token’s value has dropped sharply. It fell 28% to $0.88 in just 30 days, or nearly 93% from its previous high of 11.74 dollars, set back in March 2024.
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