World Chain, a layer 2 (L2) blockchain associated with OpenAI CEO Sam Altman, has introduced a new tool to prioritize actual humans over robots to ensure transaction speeds.
According to Cointelegraph’s announcement, the new open source mechanism in “World Chain” is the new open source mechanism on the world’s chain Mainnet, which is the world’s latest blockchain effort designed for humans.
This mechanism is implemented in the block building logic of the world chain ORB Verified Person.
“Where robots create crowded places, PBH provides priority lanes for real humans,” the world told Cointelegraph.
Robots are a problem on blockchain
A network blockchain that records cryptocurrency transactions can easily be like a robot, like other Internet, and is often subject to high congestion states of robot activity.
An example of a blockchain robot is Trading robotThis is an automatic software program that takes over duplicate transaction tasks on behalf of the user.
According to Steven Smith, the core developer behind the world project, it is estimated that Now, up to 80% of blockchain transactions are automatedwhile AI agents are most chain activities.
“While many people are suitable for effective use cases, robots like Airdrop farming often lead to crowded networks and high fees,” a world spokesperson told Cointelegraph. “Ironically, this tends to get worse as blockchain optimizes low gas fees and high throughput.”
FlashBot between collaborators
The new human priority mechanism for the world chain was established in partnership with Ethereum R&D organization Flashbots, which focuses on Miner/Maximum Extractable Value (MEV)miners can obtain value by reordering transactions within generated blocks.
MEV robots are specialized automation programs This opportunity to leverage blockchain transaction ordering to make a profit.
“The TFH team’s role as a core developer has played a role in improving its high availability and production readiness,” the Flashbots team said.
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Other PBH collaborators include Ethereum L2 scaling solution optimistic, blockchain development platform alchemy and infrastructure platform Nethermind.
The world says many robots are useful
In solving robot problems inside and outside the blockchain, such as social media platforms like X, a World spokesperson said there are many useful and useful robots on various platforms.
The world said: “The world wants to help ensure that participants in real human networks can distinguish between human-centric and synthetic interactions.”
Meanwhile, some industry executives like Changpeng Zhao, former Binance CEO, called for a complete ban on robots on X.
“From a technical point of view, it’s actually easier than people think,” Holyony co-founder Nanak Nihal told Cointelegraph, adding: “The question now is, will Big Tech really really start to prioritize user experience?”
“Unlike a priority system based on gasoline fees or economic bidding, PBH introduces a new dimension of transaction ordering: humans,” the world team said. “With PBH, priority access to ORB-verified world network participants is guaranteed to ensure reliable transaction inclusion during congestion and not compete with robots for inclusion.”
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