How do you differentiate bots from real users?

Recently, it's been getting difficult to differentiate between a bot and a real user, and with how AI has become more advanced, it doesn't help in any way.

Humanity Protocol wants to put an end to that as it enables on-chain human IDs that act as portable passports across Web3 and IRL applications without revealing personal information. Users can also include a biometric scan to fully onboard and access identity features, which secures the network without storing users' data. Its native token will be listed in major CEXs, and lots of events to help gain more tokens.

I hope this puts an end to bot accounts cause I can't tell the difference these days.

You're right, with ai getting incredibly good at mimicking humans, spotting bots is tougher than ever but there are still ways to do that.

Instead of just analyzing behavior, it verifies you're a real human once, using a privacy-preserving biometric scan. This creates an on-chain "human ID" , your portable proof of personhood for Web3 and real-world apps. No personal info is shared, just the confirmation you're unique. By tying access to this verified human status, it aims to make fake bot accounts much harder to create. Their token launch and events could help drive adoption. Fingers crossed this tech helps restore trust online, and yea, we all miss knowing we're interacting with real people!

The concept is dope . Web3 definitely needs better identity layers. But yeah, separating AI bots from real users is getting harder by the day, especially on forums and social media.