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Sam Altman’s Eye-Scanning Startup Expands to the UK: A New Era in Digital Identity

In the rapidly evolving digital world, new ways to prove who we are online are essential to maintain security and trust. One of the most exciting recent innovations is the introduction of an eye-scanning technology that offers a secure and user-friendly way to verify identities. This cutting-edge system uses iris scanning to create a unique digital identity, providing a reliable method to ensure that each user is a real person. This technology, developed by a startup founded by a prominent tech entrepreneur, aims to solve growing problems related to fake online accounts and AI-generated bots, which have been creating challenges across social media platforms, financial services, and more. By using this biometric data in a privacy-focused way, the system offers a groundbreaking approach that balances security with respect for user data.

Timeline of the Project: From Concept to UK Launch and Beyond

The journey of this eye-scanning identity verification project began several years ago, driven by a vision to build a global digital identity network. After initial testing and deployments in select locations, the company officially expanded to the United Kingdom starting this year. The launch includes multiple major cities such as London, Manchester, Birmingham, Cardiff, Belfast, and Glasgow. These locations are equipped with user-friendly devices called “Orbs” where individuals can verify their identity by scanning their irises in a matter of seconds. The rollout plans include setting up these devices not only in public spaces but also in collaboration with retailers for easy self-service access. The expansion is part of a much larger plan to bring this technology to over 35 cities worldwide, making it accessible to millions and aiming for widespread adoption in the near future.

The Visionary Behind the Innovation: A Leader in Technology

This exciting technology is the brainchild of Sam Altman, a well-known figure in the technology world recognized for his leadership in artificial intelligence development and entrepreneurial ventures. Altman’s vision with this startup is to create a trustworthy and accessible way to establish digital identity that respects privacy and promotes fairness. His previous work in AI and tech innovation gives him a unique perspective on the risks associated with fake online entities, and his goal is to tackle these challenges head-on. By leveraging biometric verification, the startup aims to build a system that cannot be easily spoofed or replicated by bots or malicious actors, making the digital world safer and more reliable.

The Significance of the New Digital Identity Era

Why does this new digital identity verification system matter so much today? In an era where online interactions have become a major part of life, trust and authenticity are more important than ever. Fake profiles, automated bots, and AI-generated content can lead to misinformation, fraud, and compromised security. This eye-scanning technology offers a radically new way to guarantee that the person behind the screen is human. This is crucial for social media platforms, financial institutions, and any service requiring secure identity confirmation. Additionally, the technology incentivizes users by providing a small amount of cryptocurrency upon verification, encouraging wider participation and creating a new economic model that rewards privacy and authenticity.

Boosting Business Efficiency and Security Through Biometric Identity

For businesses, this technology is a game-changer. Traditional identity verification processes often involve manual checks, documents, and can be time-consuming and prone to fraud. The eye-scanning system streamlines the process, offering quick and reliable verification that can be integrated into apps, websites, and physical points of service. This reduces operational costs, minimizes fraud risk, and enhances customer experience. Moreover, businesses can confidently onboard users knowing that their identities are verified biometrically, which builds trust and can improve compliance with regulatory requirements. The technology also opens doors to new business models involving secure digital transactions and decentralized identity systems.

Fresh Features Enhancing User Experience and Security

What makes this technology stand out are several fresh features that complement the core identity verification function. The device itself, called the “Orb,” is designed to be privacy-first, ensuring that biometric data is not stored centrally but remains on the user’s device in an encrypted form. This design helps alleviate concerns about data breaches or misuse. Another exciting feature is the incentive system, where users receive cryptocurrency rewards, encouraging adoption and participation. The system also includes plans for self-service verification kiosks, making it convenient for users to verify their identity without needing assistance. Continuous updates aim to improve accuracy, reduce scanning time, and integrate with various digital platforms, making it a versatile and evolving solution.

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Tried out watercolours

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©Philomena Famulok

mixed media, 2021/23

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Anita Louise featured in a WINX advertisement, November 1933 ♡

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I rushed into the arena for My Chemical Romance, and found the front of the stage to be extremely crowded, humid, and hot. I looked up at the new band logo and was moved. Then, as the band appeared and suddenly played “I’m Not Okay”, I nearly fainted and was pushed out of the circular mosh pit, but somehow managed to hold on. My Chem’s second time at Summer Sonic was a rare stage appearance, coming just after they had finished their long-awaited new album. And as symbolised by Gerard’s dazzling blond hair, they loudly proclaimed the beginning of a new chapter. Mikey, the bassist, who has taken off his glasses and looks more manly, moved fiercely around like a different person, while Frank the guitarist seemed to concentrate on his playing more than usual. Ray’s guitar sounded sharper, and Bob’s drums roared with his long bangs blowing in the wind. Two new songs were performed that day, the first of which was “Dead”, a dance-inducing number with a riff reminiscent of the first album’s “Headfirst For Halos” (Gerard's comical movements were also great). “House Of Wolves”, following the same beat as the first song, felt like a new frontier with its glamorous and dramatic development like a musical. I enjoyed the bliss of listening to a new song live for the first time, fully activating every cell in my body to take in the melody and lyrics that I will continue to listen to and sing tens of thousands of times in the future. After explaining that he’d decided to quit drugs after Summer Sonic two years ago and was grateful to come back clean, Gerard said, “Arigato.”Despite injuring his leg while shooting a new music video, he ran from one end of the stage to the other to speak to the audience. The sound they played, reborn and standing on the Summer Sonic stage again, was full of confidence and pride. That’s why “The Ghost of You” was such a grand song that had so many people waving their hands from side to side, and “The Jetset Life Is Gonna Kill You”, which was performed live for the first time in Japan, caused a wave of simultaneous jumps and shook the stadium. And when the last song, “Helena,” ended and the whole venue responded with screams to Gerard’s words, “Sing it as loud as you can to reach the heavens!”, my heart was beating so fast that I couldn't wait to see the new world that My Chemical Romance will show me.

Even though Gerard and Bob had injured their legs while filming their latest music video, My Chem still came to Japan and showed us how much they've grown. They looked like they were in pain at times as they went through the minute-by-minute filming and interviews, but when the camera was pointed at them they smiled like this (impressed). Mikey liked the canned coffee so much he drank two cans in one go, saying, "This is so good! And strong! Why don't they have this in America!" We asked them about their powerful new work and got a real glimpse of how close the five of them are in the November issue of Rockin'on!

my chemical romance in rockin'on buzz, october 2006 / summer sonic, tokyo (x x) ph. 1 & 2 mishima takayuki, 3 & all text amida yukiko

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i want to talk about how crazy this line "brown like the gaze that sought jean out in every room" actually is. because what does this mean????

jean has noticed that whenever jeremy walks into a room he immediately does a scan to find jean. so what? these boys are so attuned to each other already that jean actually notices jeremy looking for him?

nora are you trying to say that there's a shift in jeremy once he finds jean in any given place?? does his body relax? do his eyes soften or shine a little brighter? you're telling me it's a physical visible thing that jeremy walks into a room and his first thought is "where is jean?" and then what?? when he finds him he goes "ah there he is" and there's a shift??? in him??? when he sees jean?? and jean can see that? he's aware of it?? he's noticed it?? it makes him feel safe enough to associate jeremy's searching brown eyes (searching for him. for Jean.) with everything else that brings him peace??? like are we hearing this???

or am i crazy? am i deluded?? am i losing my senses???

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Michael Woodward & Associates, ca. 1980s

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Character Reference Sheet (Main) - Reborn

*The last image has notes on keeping Reborn's expression serious during the Mukuro Arc.

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©Philomena Famulok

mixed media, 2024

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luck & miracles

pages from Star Trek Fotonovel #4 A Taste of Armageddon

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my chemical romance for inrock, august 2007 / vol. 284 english translation

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discarded thoughts

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Guys. Guys he didn't actually want to go to space guys it was a JOKE

had sm fun with this one, details under the cut please check them out! (my scanner did a great job thank you canon mg2500)

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sometimes its like 3am and a body'll just go feral in a sketchbook....

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Persona artwork by Kumoya Yukio [Scanned from Persona Tribute Illustrations]