Q&A: Could 'personhood credentials' protect people against digital imposters?

As artificial intelligence agents become more advanced, it could become increasingly difficult to distinguish between AI-powered users and real humans on the internet. In a new white paper, researchers from MIT, OpenAI, Microsoft, and other tech companies and academic institutions propose the use of personhood credentials, a verification technique that enables someone to prove they are a real human online, while preserving their privacy.

Scientists make mouse skin transparent using common food dye, echoing HG Wells’ 'Invisible Man'

times of india - 06/Sep 03:23

Researchers have found that tartrazine, a common food dye, can temporarily render the skin of living mice transparent. This enables unprecedented...

Evolution Of Live Reporting And Interviewing Techniques In Contemporary Audiovisual Journalism: Assessing Challenges In Breaking News Situations – Analysis

eurasiareview.com - 09/Sep 23:00

A Changing Landscape The emergence of mobile technology, social media, and high-speed internet has democratized live reporting, allowing...

Rubriques :

Q&A: Could 'personhood credentials' protect people against digital imposters?

Articles similaires

Scientists make mouse skin transparent using common food dye, echoing HG Wells’ 'Invisible Man'

Evolution Of Live Reporting And Interviewing Techniques In Contemporary Audiovisual Journalism: Assessing Challenges In Breaking News Situations – Analysis

Asymmetric electrolyte design enables high-capacity anodes in lithium-ion batteries

Delaying the just energy transition could prove costly

Delaying the just energy transition could prove costly

Guiding teens through online information

Understanding Islamic Finance – Analysis

Understanding Islamic Finance – Analysis

Cybercriminals Target Company Credentials and Trade Secrets in 2024

Cybercriminals Target Company Credentials and Trade Secrets in 2024

Les derniers communiqués