YouTube's AI labeling is backwards.
Instead of tagging AI content, they should flag what's HUMAN first. Then work on the gray zone—the stuff they can't figure out.
We're entering an era where proving humanity > proving AI. The burden of proof just flipped.
This applies to crypto too. On-chain reputation, proof of personhood, WorldCoin-style verification... all about to matter way more.
If platforms can't tell what's real anymore, the ones that solve identity win big. Watch $WLD and zkML narrative heat up.
Instead of tagging AI content, they should flag what's HUMAN first. Then work on the gray zone—the stuff they can't figure out.
We're entering an era where proving humanity > proving AI. The burden of proof just flipped.
This applies to crypto too. On-chain reputation, proof of personhood, WorldCoin-style verification... all about to matter way more.
If platforms can't tell what's real anymore, the ones that solve identity win big. Watch $WLD and zkML narrative heat up.