Maybe Internet cafes will become more of a thing again. The manager will verify you as a real human using their computers, and the Internet cafe itself gets audited.

Or imagine a Costco Metaverse Verification Center. You can play in a VR metaverse with other verified humans at other Costcos around the world. AR cameras on the headset will ensure you can see your $1.50 hotdog and soda combo so you never have to leave the metaverse. Costco would also provide you a sleep pod at cost if you want to plug back into the matrix right after waking up.

Check this out: https://worldcoin.org/world-id, another project from Sam Altman:

It means meatware was closer to the end of the process of inputting data into the system.

I think I know what "human-generated" means, but I don't know what "human-verified" means.

How would you verify that? Any digital means is out, and nothing else will be able to scale.

I understand the desire to restrict your consumption to human generated content. But I don't understand what is meant by "human verified".

It seems incredibly dishonest to not understand why governments want a cryptographic backdoor that only they can use.