World ID vs. Official Documents: How Their Anchors Differ
World ID and official documents anchor personhood and uniqueness differently. How broad should that trust be, and how long should it last?
I AM HUMAN / JOURNAL
Exploring personhood, uniqueness, and trust in a world of bots and AI agents.
World ID and official documents anchor personhood and uniqueness differently. How broad should that trust be, and how long should it last?
Passwords are frustrating. Why should recovery and one-account-per-person checks cost us our privacy? A working idea for an app-specific Signature VC.
Developing Personhood Credential v4, from adaptive layouts on iPhone Duo and passport scanning tests with Demo Mode to drag and drop between apps. Thoughts on the limits of simulators and being 95% confident.
A Facebook post claiming to offer Taiwanese passports got me thinking about my own work on passport verification: physical security features, chip data, official signatures, and passports as the basis for uniqueness in personhood credentials.
A practical walkthrough of integrating Personhood Credential into I Am Human Journal’s comment feature—from defining the flow and registering the app to implementation with a coding agent. Users can comment without creating another account, with clear limits around walletDid, seven-day sessions, and ongoing credential validity.
How fake accounts amplify manipulation—and what changes when participation is measured in verifiable people instead of accounts.
A reflection inspired by Frieren: when bots, sock puppets and scammers imitate human voices, what does trust online mean?