Worldcoin, the identity-proving cryptocurrency project co-founded by OpenAI Chief Executive Officer Sam Altman, today announced a rebrand and a new version of its Iris-scanning Orb. Starting today, ...

The company is led by co-founder and CEO Alex Blania, who frequently speaks at major tech and privacy events to advocate for the company's vision, according to World. In a LinkedIn post, Blania ...

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After the launch of World ID 2.0 and the open sourcing of the Worldcoin iris recognition pipeline in mid December, World ID verifications are now “available in Singapore via the Orb, the project’s ...

Worldcoin, the project that hands out free cryptocurrency in exchange for biometric data, is experiencing a shortage of the orbs that scan everyone’s eyeballs, according to a new report from Semafor.

Worldcoin WLD/USD, a crypto project known for its Orb device, is set to unveil a more approachable and subdued version of its eye-scanning apparatus, according to CEO and co-founder, Alex Blania. What ...

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Worldcoin said it has now made components of the software behind its iris-scanning Orbs open-sourced, along with a new “personal custody” privacy feature for user data. The Worldcoin Foundation ...