Q&A 4 - How will our patent / tool empower people online and help make our AI-environment human?
12 Sep 2025
ID side idea, and what we stand for (putting humans back in control of their digital environment), germinated in our mind 6 years ago. Today, we switched from the idea to having a foundational tool to build the 4 Pillars of a Rights-Respecting Digital Future on.
So, uniting complementary skills in ou Tech for Good project, our team started creating this future by addressing four critical markets & gaps where safety and liberty must coexist:
1. Automated & De-identified Privacy Choices: Imagine your privacy preferences being automatically and securely communicated across platforms without you ever having to surrender your identity. Our tech enables exactly this: allowing users to share essential attributes (like age segment or membership status) in a fully de-identified way. This makes the right to data protection an automated reality, not a manual chore.
2. Human Control Over AI Agency: As Artificial Intelligence agents become pervasive, ensuring human oversight is non-negotiable. Our verification systems provide a crucial gatekeeping function, ensuring that sensitive automated actions are only performed after confirming human authorization or initial validation. This puts essential guardrails on agentic AI protecting users from automated fraud and ensuring ultimate human control.
3. Frictionless Safety for Minors: Protecting young people online cannot rely on "honour systems". Our patented age-estimation de-identified communication channel creates environments where safety is inherent, not invasive: by verifying age without collecting IDs or biometric data (but just sharing a zero-knowledge-proof validation of age), we help shielding minors from harmful content and interactions, upholding their right to a developmentally appropriate digital experience without compromising their privacy.
4. De-identified Access Control for Adults: Also, our team incidentally observed that accessing age-restricted content or services online shouldn't require a trade-off between privacy and entry. Our technology allows adults to prove their eligibility without showing their ID verifying only their status as an adult. This protects both anonymity and sensitive data , securing the right to free and private access for legitimate users.
These 4 pillars form a new de-identified verification approach, re-engineering our way to share our choices online and proposing a new framework for the web, one where fundamental rights are built into the code itself. By providing the tools for verified but private interactions, we empower platforms to build trust and safety not through surveillance, but through sophisticated, rights-respecting Tech. And give to our AI natives the tool they need.
So, uniting complementary skills in ou Tech for Good project, our team started creating this future by addressing four critical markets & gaps where safety and liberty must coexist:
1. Automated & De-identified Privacy Choices: Imagine your privacy preferences being automatically and securely communicated across platforms without you ever having to surrender your identity. Our tech enables exactly this: allowing users to share essential attributes (like age segment or membership status) in a fully de-identified way. This makes the right to data protection an automated reality, not a manual chore.
2. Human Control Over AI Agency: As Artificial Intelligence agents become pervasive, ensuring human oversight is non-negotiable. Our verification systems provide a crucial gatekeeping function, ensuring that sensitive automated actions are only performed after confirming human authorization or initial validation. This puts essential guardrails on agentic AI protecting users from automated fraud and ensuring ultimate human control.
3. Frictionless Safety for Minors: Protecting young people online cannot rely on "honour systems". Our patented age-estimation de-identified communication channel creates environments where safety is inherent, not invasive: by verifying age without collecting IDs or biometric data (but just sharing a zero-knowledge-proof validation of age), we help shielding minors from harmful content and interactions, upholding their right to a developmentally appropriate digital experience without compromising their privacy.
4. De-identified Access Control for Adults: Also, our team incidentally observed that accessing age-restricted content or services online shouldn't require a trade-off between privacy and entry. Our technology allows adults to prove their eligibility without showing their ID verifying only their status as an adult. This protects both anonymity and sensitive data , securing the right to free and private access for legitimate users.
These 4 pillars form a new de-identified verification approach, re-engineering our way to share our choices online and proposing a new framework for the web, one where fundamental rights are built into the code itself. By providing the tools for verified but private interactions, we empower platforms to build trust and safety not through surveillance, but through sophisticated, rights-respecting Tech. And give to our AI natives the tool they need.