OpenAI's Sam Altman rattles tin for crypto startup that will support bot-replaced workers
Say what you want about Sam Altman, but at least he's been thinking about the consequences of his actions, even if his solution is hella creepy., the OpenAI CEO's crypto side hustle, Worldcoin, is about to secure another $100 million in funding following a private token sale last year raising the same amount, valuing the company at $3 billion.
The FT's sources suggest the project is in"advanced talks" to raise the cash ahead of launch in a few weeks, and both new and existing investors are said to be reaching for their wallets. Worldcoin declined to comment. Distinguishing between humans and bots, and providing a form of universal basic income which might offset job losses caused by AI.
Worldcoin wants everyone on the planet to share in its cryptocurrency, but how it plans to do this is where it gets disturbing. To lock out bots and prevent multiple sign-ups by one person, Worldcoin proposes that users ponder this"Orb":
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