Yahoo News Article RatingOpenAI's Sam Altman wants to convince billions of people to scan their eyes to prove they aren't bots. Meet Worldcoin, the founder's crypto project
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60% : The two companies always skated in parallel, part of Sam Altman's vision -- shared by Blania and his investors -- that in a world defined by A.I., there would have to be a fair and efficient way of dispersing a universal basic income.59% : Alex Blania, CEO of Worldcoin parent company Tools for Humanity, was studying for a Ph.D. in theoretical physics in 2020 when he joined Sam Altman's latest brainchild, lured by the idea of an A.I.-powered system for evenly distributing money to the world's population, a form of universal basic income.
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