Crypto Users Demand AI Identification, Yet Hesitate on Proof of Personhood, Survey Finds
- CoinGecko survey finds >65% crypto users demand clear AI identification in digital interactions
- Crypto users show less zeal for Proof of Personhood (PoP); only 48.8% willing despite AI concerns
- Proof of Personhood (PoP) adoption faces notable user hesitation; 26.5% unwilling, 24.7% neutral
A recent survey among crypto users by CoinGecko reveals a notable divide: strong support for identifying artificial intelligence (AI) in digital interactions contrasts with a lower willingness to use Proof of Personhood (PoP) systems for identity verification.
The findings indicate that while most participants champion AI transparency, fewer are eager to engage with online systems designed to confirm their own human identity.
High Demand for AI Transparency Meets PoP Skepticism
According to the CoinGecko Crypto x AI Survey conducted between February 20 and March 10, 2025, found that over 65% of participants stated that distinguishing humans from AI online was very important.
Breaking this down, 48.6% of respondents labeled it “very important,” while an additional 17.0% marked it as “quite important.” A further 19.8% considered such identification “somew…
The post Crypto Users Demand AI Identification, Yet Hesitate on Proof of Personhood, Survey Finds appeared first on Coin Edition.
Read More
SEC’s New Crypto Guidelines: How Chainlink Influenced the Future of Blockchain
SUI Surpasses Solana in DeFi Metrics: Is It the Better Altcoin?
Crypto Users Demand AI Identification, Yet Hesitate on Proof of Personhood, Survey Finds
- CoinGecko survey finds >65% crypto users demand clear AI identification in digital interactions
- Crypto users show less zeal for Proof of Personhood (PoP); only 48.8% willing despite AI concerns
- Proof of Personhood (PoP) adoption faces notable user hesitation; 26.5% unwilling, 24.7% neutral
A recent survey among crypto users by CoinGecko reveals a notable divide: strong support for identifying artificial intelligence (AI) in digital interactions contrasts with a lower willingness to use Proof of Personhood (PoP) systems for identity verification.
The findings indicate that while most participants champion AI transparency, fewer are eager to engage with online systems designed to confirm their own human identity.
High Demand for AI Transparency Meets PoP Skepticism
According to the CoinGecko Crypto x AI Survey conducted between February 20 and March 10, 2025, found that over 65% of participants stated that distinguishing humans from AI online was very important.
Breaking this down, 48.6% of respondents labeled it “very important,” while an additional 17.0% marked it as “quite important.” A further 19.8% considered such identification “somew…
The post Crypto Users Demand AI Identification, Yet Hesitate on Proof of Personhood, Survey Finds appeared first on Coin Edition.
Read More
SEC’s New Crypto Guidelines: How Chainlink Influenced the Future of Blockchain