ChainCatcher news, according to official sources, Worldcoin stated that a new survey targeting World ID holders in South Korea shows that the vast majority support the Worldcoin project and proof of humanness. Among over 1,100 respondents, more than 90% believe that technologies like "World ID" that distinguish between humans and machines online are necessary. Additionally, 84% of respondents think South Korea should become a global hub for such innovations. According to the same TFH survey, 86% of respondents are already satisfied with using biometric technology for banking, medical services, and device logins. Furthermore, 85% of people stated that Worldcoin could help create a safer and more secure internet, and 88% agreed that Worldcoin technology would have a positive impact on their digital interactions.

ChainCatcher news, according to The Block, the interoperability protocol Rarimo has launched a "Proof of Humanity" plugin to help blockchain-driven applications distinguish real-life human users from AI bots. The plugin prompts users to prove they are human before accessing digital identity providers Unstoppable Domains, Gitcoin Passport, and Civic.Rarimo stated, "With the rise of artificial intelligence, the abuse of spam and bots in web3 dApps and services is increasing, making proof of humanity solutions essential for establishing the trust needed for the success of digital spaces and communities."