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As AI capabilities continue to evolve, proving the authenticity of real-world images, video and content could hinge on blockchain solutions. Decentralized infrastructure network provider Nodle is working with the likes of Adobe and the Linux Foundation to use blockchain technology to prove the authentic ity of real-world content captured by devices. In correspondence with Cointelegraph, Nodle co-founder Garrett Kinsman outlined the firm’s upcoming software development kit (SDK) for its ContentSign solution that will look to prove the integrity of data from its moment of capture using blockchain. Nodle is bringing ContentSign to the Content Authenticity Initiative, a project led by Adobe and the Linux Foundation, to create a future standard for media attestation. Related: Blockchain IoT firm Nodle goes open source with Web3 Bluetooth ‘nanocomputer’ sticker As Cointelegraph previously explored, its main offering is a network leveraging smartphone Bluetooth connectivity to rent computi...

The wallet relies on “World ID,” a protocol that verifies humanness through zero-knowledge proofs. Worldcoin, a project to identify human s and distinguish them from artificial intelligence, has launched a gas-free crypto wallet for verified human s, according to a May 8 announcement.  The new wallet, called “World App,” works on Android and iOS operating systems. It currently runs on the Polygon (MATIC) network, allowing users to hold and transfer United States Dollar Coin (USDC), Dai (DAI), Ether (ETH), Worldcoin (WDC) and Wrapped Bitcoin (WBTC). World App uses the project ’s “World ID” system to discriminate between human s and bots. Users who want to take advantage of gas-free transfers must first register for a World ID by supplying a phone number or iris scan. Developers say the project doesn’t store users’ data. Instead, it generates a zero-knowledge proof to verify the user is human , but without revealing the data used to generate the proof. Even users who don’t have a W...