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Dan Romero
@dwr.eth
The irony is proof of human is way less valuable in web3 vs. web2. In web2, you monetize via ads. At least right now, AIs (i.e. bots) aren't influenced by ads. In web3, you monetize via transactions. AIs can do transactions. And as a developer, if you're monetizing via transactions, in most cases you don't care if the transaction is from a human or from an AI. You just care that it happened.
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Jared Hecht
@jaredhecht.eth
one consistent thing I heard this past week: proof of human is critical if you want to drop a network token to incentivize network growth and *quality* engagement and contributions
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Leighton
@lay2000lbs
Why would proof of human reduce bot transactions?
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Pichi
@pichi
I miss all bots who had money and minted my art.
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six
@six
https://warpcast.com/jacob/0xa0e64a28
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Ace
@ace
i was just talking to a friend of mine: “soon AIs may outspend humans in transaction volume.”
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ciniz
@ciniz
💯
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David Phelps
@davidphelps
could not repost fast enough
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@jessepollak
yep
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@sardius
Schrödinger’s proof of humanity box
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Elias VM
@eliasvm.eth
Yet you need some proof of GOOD human when establishing a work team in Web3 to avoid bad actors. Man, would you take a second to expand the idea that ZK could tackle this trust component of human relationships in Web3? 🤔 Like I’m 7 😬
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@phoenix
This is true for web2 businesses that sell tradeable things. In my old primary ticketing company, some venues were upset when we improved our bot protection because their sales were dropping.
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llamafacts
@llamafacts.eth
Finance apps - we don't care who. Any other type of consumer app - we do care, and a lot, that whoever uses my app is not a bot.
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Devin Conley
@dcon.eth
this is partially because most web3 protocols were designed pre proof of human, so needed to be inherently sybil resistant design space changes if that data becomes available/reliable
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llbxdll
@mrbriandesign
Number Go Up = Number Go Up
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@2h
Absolutely, it's the role that matters, not the individuality.
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Rani Haddad
@4484
ofc you do care. have you ever looked at a chart? bots (plz don’t call them “AI”), are not helping you monetize, they are merely obfuscating activity by extraction.
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@jdl
well said. the whole strat here feels inscrutable, and a net-negative for blockspace / web3
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Mark Carey 🎩🫂
@markcarey
In the not-so-distant future, all transactions will be from AIs. All social media posts (and tips) will be from AIs. Often on behalf of humans, of course, but when your AI knows you better than you know yourself, and can express yourself better than you can, it will just make sense to let the AIs write the content and send the transactions. Humans doing it themselves will be deemed very old-fashioned.
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Koolkheart
@koolkheart.eth
Wild how web3 flips incentives. In a tokenized world, a bot that pays is better than a lurker who doesn’t
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