Razer wants to eliminate AI bots from games through World Identity Technology

Gaming brand Razer works together with World (previously Worldcoin) to help remove AI bots from online games, so that human gamers can become the central focus of a gaming industry with increasing AI connections.

The gaming company launches ‘Razer ID verified by World ID’, a new single function on function used on the blockchain-based proof-or human technology in the world to verify real human gamers.

“Growing a verified community is the key to fair play. To promote fair competition, developers must be able to build trusted, only human game experiences that keep AI-Bots out, ”said Razer Chief Corporate Officer Wei-pin Choo, in a statement. “By working together with the world, we ensure that real players form the core of every experience, gaming honestly, compelling and designed for people.”

The collaboration of the couple comes at a time when AI-ven-pinched bots harm the gaming landscape, with a new Echelon Insights survey that indicates that almost 3 out of 4 gamers agree that bots are an annoyance that make games less fun.

With the new Mensified Razer ID, developers can introduce new anti-bot measures in games, and will first be used in the upcoming Web3 game, Tokyo Beast, which will be built on the Ethereum game platform Unchangeable. The ID will also be useful in the Razer Product Suite, including its game payment services and reward system.

“Wereld-ID enables gamers to distinguish between authentic human interactions and content generated by AI, while protecting their privacy,” said Tiago Sada, chief product officer at Tools for Humanity, a contribution to the world and her Ethereum Layer-2 network.

Users of Razer products can use their razer -ID to access the mobile app in the world, from which they can start the human verification process to receive their newly verified ID. To do this, users can visit one of the physical ORB locations of the world or offer proof-of-humanity via an NFC-Intenscheld Government ID.

Worldcoin (Wld), partly founded by Sam Altman of OpenAi, saw a large increase Up to $ 2.40 in January after President Trump had plagued a large AI investment around Altman’s company. The token has since fallen sharply and 28% have fallen to $ 0.88 in the last 30 days, almost 93% discount on his all times of $ 11.74 from March 2024.

Published by Andrew Hayward