The Digital Identity Crisis

In a world where bots mimic people, deepfakes pass as truth, and AI-generated content floods our feeds — the internet has a trust problem.

We used to ask, “Is this real?”
Now we ask, “Is this human?”

🧠 The Problem

Digital identity was never designed for this age.
Accounts are easy to fake. Faces can be generated. And content can be cloned in seconds.

This isn’t just about social media — it affects hiring, dating, communities, learning, and even democracy.

The tools to create fake content are evolving. But what about tools to prove authenticity?

🔍 What I’m Exploring

I’m working on something that doesn’t just detect bots — it proves you’re not one.

A new way to own your digital presence.
A human-first protocol for the internet.
Built with privacy, dignity, and security in mind.

As someone who’s spent years testing and automating systems, I’ve always cared about one thing: truth.
Does the system do what it says it does? Is it trustworthy?

But now, I’m shifting that lens toward something bigger — what it means to be real in a digital world.
It’s not just about catching bugs anymore. It’s about designing trust from the ground up.

🧭 Why This Matters

Because as AI gets smarter, being human online is becoming a feature — not a default.

If you’ve ever wondered:

• How can I prove I’m real without revealing everything about me?
• How do we protect authenticity in a deepfake world?
• What does a post-truth internet look like — and how do we fix it?

Then you’re not alone. I’m asking the same questions — and building toward answers.

🙌 Stay Tuned

This is just the start.
If this resonates with you, I’d love for you to follow along or reach out.

Let’s bring humanity back to the web.