Trever Traina, Chief Business Officer of Tools For Humanity, discussed the challenges facing the World Network, a decentralized identity verification project launched in 2023. The project aims to distinguish real humans from AI bots by collecting biometric data, including iris scans, through devices called Orbs. However, Traina noted that production is hampered by a limited supply of chips from Nvidia Corp., which are crucial for the sophisticated technology used in these devices. He emphasized that the project is not only facing regulatory hurdles but also logistical issues, stating, "Once we have a lot of these Orbs, then we can be in more places." The initiative has drawn global scrutiny over data privacy, with countries like Kenya, Spain, Hong Kong, and India halting services due to concerns about local privacy laws. Traina defended the project, asserting that biometric data is encrypted and deleted after processing. He clarified that the World Network does not aim to compete with national ID systems but rather to provide a tool for verifying unique human identities. To encourage participation, the project offers free cryptocurrencies, specifically WLD tokens, which are currently trading at approximately $0.3130.