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Half the internet is bots—how to prove you’re human? Just let the Orb scan my iris to get a World ID
May 6, 2025 · 1:22
The host visits the World flagship store in Los Angeles to scan his iris using the Orb, creating a World ID to verify his humanity against bot traffic. The video details features within the World App, including mini-apps, claiming Worldcoin tokens, and the upcoming Visa-powered World Card on World Chain. It also examines verification use cases with Tinder and Razer, as well as plans to deploy 7,500 Orbs to verify 100 million users.
Verifying iris with the World Orb
The host visits World's flagship store in Los Angeles to scan his iris using the Orb, creating a private World ID to verify his humanity.
World App features and World Chain
Exploring the World App, including mini-apps, claiming Worldcoin tokens, and the upcoming Visa-powered World Card operating on World Chain.
Bot-fighting partnerships and future expansion
The host discusses use cases with Tinder and Razer to eliminate bot traffic, and highlights World's rollout of 7,500 Orbs to verify 100 million users.
How do you know who's human in the era of AI? OpenAI CEO Sam Altman has founded World, and they think they have an answer. Let's go and check out their LA flagship. First, World built the Orb to physically verify you're human. I scanned the QR code, looked inside the Orb, their special-built camera system that was mapping my iris, and boom, out popped my private World ID, proof I'm 101% human. Orb then wipes the data as the encoded fingerprint of the image, the World ID, now lives in the World app on my phone.
Inside the app, I can chat, pay, and run minigames. I can also claim a little Worldcoin, their digital token meant to give everyone a tiny stake in the network and incentive to sign up. And soon, a Visa-powered World Card means I can tap to pay anywhere. All of this runs on WorldChain, a new backbone built to keep fees near zero even with billions of transactions. Why does it matter? What's the use case? It is estimated that 1 in 5 online traffic is bots. They're partnering, for example, with Tinder to verify dating profiles are real people.
3 quarters of the gamers don't enjoy playing against bots. They're partnering with Razer, for example, to verify human tournaments. And with AI now pumping out half of the content you see the internet could finally feel human again. With increasingly stronger AI models, I've got my World ID alongside with 12 million verified humans, and this is just the beginning. They're now expanding with more than 7,500 orbs to verify the next 100 million people and a portable mini one. Would you scan your eyes for a bot-free internet?