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The agents are among us.
Agent identity is increasingly important.
world.org/blog/announcements…
this must be why they didn't seem to have any time to get me off the beta waitlist
We are excited to announce that World Labs is joining @AMD.
The research and technical breakthroughs we have achieved since our founding in 2024 have given us a clear vision for AI’s potential to solve problems in the spatial and physical world.
Accelerating the future of spatial and physical intelligence requires scaling our efforts, scaling our reach, and getting closer to the hardware.
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@HesterPeirce is right!
I'm looking forward to working out the details with the regulators. The tech is ready!
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Yes. World ID (Orb or Selfie Check) establishes unique human proofs. AgentKit lets verified humans delegate those proofs to agents. ProveKit powers private on-device claims. Okta’s Human Principal binds agents to a specific human principal. Together they let sites require human-backed credentials, enforce per-human rate limits, and distinguish legitimate agents from swarms without revealing identities.
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Yes. World ID (Orb or Selfie Check) establishes unique human proofs. AgentKit lets verified humans delegate those proofs to agents. ProveKit powers private on-device claims. Okta’s Human Principal binds agents to a specific human principal. Together they let sites require human-backed credentials, enforce per-human rate limits, and distinguish legitimate agents from swarms without revealing identities.
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Over the last 6 years @worldnetwork has been building tools that allow you to prove that who you're interacting with online is a human or an agent acting on their behalf. I've never felt a more pressing need for the products and integrations built e.g. world.org/blog/announcements….
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Frankly if you are a law firm on any serious scale you prob just buy your own hardware and train the latest open source model on your proprietary data.
Harvey is def cooked tho, they prob just praying OpenAi/Anthropic get so rich they buy them out just for “client network”.
I think VCs using AI to solve math is a pretty good harbinger of the singularity.
Astra, overnight, resolved the next portion of our Seymour Conjecture research program and completed the target theorem we were hoping for. It casually didn’t think this result was that big of a deal, despite us trying to get to it for about a month, so it didn’t alert me and just continued.
It discovered a methodology that made the proof of the entire family of our target results (seemingly) much more tractable (research still in progress) and based on it, it produced a proof of the result in the previous paper that is now one paragraph long.
By all accounts, it did this by building up more and more structural observations about Seymour Conjecture counterexamples, until it reached some insight that simplified everything.
There’s enough juice in last night’s result to publish a follow up paper, but I am going to wait a bit to see how far through this family we can compute.
This is the first result I have worked with where you can see the model showing some genuine creativity in methodology, trying a bunch of approaches like a mathematician and then finding something that works.
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People have talked about making client-side proving a reality for years...
...but now a versatile future-proof production-ready system is finally available!
Another great step moving ZK from theory to practice
Proud to announce ProveKit v1! Devs can build authentication with ZK privacy, running on all user devices.
2 years ago I started this project to show that every users’ phone is capable of ZK proving a passport document, under a minute, no trusted setup, 128bit post quantum secure. Thanks to collaborations with many world class teams, and several breakthroughs, this is now reality! Thank you everyone involved 🙏
ProveKit uses Noir as it's programming language, so try your circuits today!
world.org/blog/engineering/p…
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this is the one crypto/zk library I continue tracking without fail - private identity with selective openings without providers knowing everything about you will only be more important in the age of extreme cyberattacks
Proud to announce ProveKit v1! Devs can build authentication with ZK privacy, running on all user devices.
2 years ago I started this project to show that every users’ phone is capable of ZK proving a passport document, under a minute, no trusted setup, 128bit post quantum secure. Thanks to collaborations with many world class teams, and several breakthroughs, this is now reality! Thank you everyone involved 🙏
ProveKit uses Noir as it's programming language, so try your circuits today!
world.org/blog/engineering/p…
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@worldcoinfnd's ProveKit brings zero-knowledge proofs, critical, open-sourced privacy technology, mainstream when consumers and enterprises need it more than ever.
Proud to announce ProveKit v1! Devs can build authentication with ZK privacy, running on all user devices.
2 years ago I started this project to show that every users’ phone is capable of ZK proving a passport document, under a minute, no trusted setup, 128bit post quantum secure. Thanks to collaborations with many world class teams, and several breakthroughs, this is now reality! Thank you everyone involved 🙏
ProveKit uses Noir as it's programming language, so try your circuits today!
world.org/blog/engineering/p…
CW retweeted
Proud to announce ProveKit v1! Devs can build authentication with ZK privacy, running on all user devices.
2 years ago I started this project to show that every users’ phone is capable of ZK proving a passport document, under a minute, no trusted setup, 128bit post quantum secure. Thanks to collaborations with many world class teams, and several breakthroughs, this is now reality! Thank you everyone involved 🙏
ProveKit uses Noir as it's programming language, so try your circuits today!
world.org/blog/engineering/p…
A good object lesson in community organizing and power—gaps in governance or missing rules and laws don’t mean communities are left without ways to organize and enforce their values.
