> I recommend it to anyone who's curious / positive about new tech.

What does this have to do with curiosity or new-tech positivity? Nothing.

Give biometric data, get fluctuating ~$300. You did nothing else than sell something you have. I'm not judging.

how will we solve distinguishing real humans over bots online?

It it's our goal to solve this issue via authentication, then we might as well let the government authenticate us, instead of Sam Altman.

<< I recommend it to anyone who's curious / positive about new tech.

I would ask that you elaborate a little more. I am an example of one. I like LLMs, but I cringe internally and externally at times at some of the things people seem to want to use them for ( and I just saw a presentation that basically said the equivalent of "add AI here, happy sunshine leaves there". And how? Magic. Nobody knows. ). I like crypto, but it is impossible to not see million rugpulls, scams and so on out there. I like technology, but I am very, very aware of the issues with basic human nature.

I guess so. It's pretty similar to getting a crypto wallet and some altcoin. I guess whether you find that interesting is down to the individual.

Another thing - I just logged in and they have mini apps in the world app including one paying 61% interest to deposit your worldcoins. It's like a whole ponzi-economy in there!