WorldID at NorthWestern

​So Human is representing World.org on campus! WorldID is a new, privacy-preserving digital identity that helps distinguish real people from bots online. In an age where AI-generated content is everywhere, platforms are beginning to adopt tools that require “proof of personhood.” WorldID gives you a secure way to prove you’re human without revealing your identity, personal information, or biometrics.

​During the event, you’ll have the opportunity to verify your WorldID using the Orb, a device that checks your humanness by analyzing unique patterns in your iris. Your data is not stored; instead, the Orb generates a mathematical confirmation that you’re a real person.

​At the Norris entrance tables, our team will help you:

• ​Understand what WorldID is and how it’s used

• ​Download and set up the World App

• ​Verify your WorldID in a quick, 3–5 minute session

• ​Ask questions about privacy, security, and real-world use cases

​Northwestern is one of the only U.S. universities (after Stanford) to host WorldID on campus — so take advantage of this unique opportunity to explore the technology firsthand.

​Learn more about WorldID at world.org

​Learn about opportunities to get involved as a brand ambassador with so human at so sohuman.us