Leon.sol

"I'll wait for the next bull market" Brother there are 100M+ runners spawning in RIGHT NOW. The trenches are still in a bull market. You're just not paying attention.

Every photo you’ve ever posted is training someone’s AI model right now. But what actually happens to your biometric data? Some companies are scraping millions of facial images from the internet, including photos of your face that you may have posted on social media. This means public photo = public data. Your face becomes training material, and AI systems learn what “human” looks like by analyzing millions of faces. These models generate new faces and learn to deepfake or impersonate. By studying how facial recognition systems work, they learn how to bypass them. Meanwhile, your biometric data gets sold to: - Law enforcement - Private investigators - Companies and startups - Foreign governments One clear use case is banks using facial recognition to authorize high-value transfers. But what happens when the face being recognized is AI-generated using your scraped photos? Just a few years ago, facial recognition was seen as one of the most secure biometric systems. Today, faces are everywhere. Palm-print biometrics take a different approach. Palm data rarely exists online, is hard to capture at a distance, and is difficult to replicate; requiring intentional, close-range interaction to verify identity. You get the same level of uniqueness as facial recognition, but with higher accuracy, stronger liveness guarantees, and control over when and where you authenticate. The biometric signal exists only at the moment you choose to use it.