Over the years of trading and project research, I’ve become completely reliant on AI tools. But every time I encounter steps requiring authorization or filling out personal information, I get worried—afraid that granting access might lead to the money in my account being stolen. I’ve always hoped for something that could ensure AI security, like an “AI version of 360 Security Guard,” capable of verifying who’s real and trustworthy. Then I came across @billions_ntwk. According to the official info, Billions can clarify the origins of AI, its training paths, and the entities behind it, offering full-chain verification. Unlike many Ponzi schemes disguised as AI, Billions is highly adaptable for real-world applications, regardless of the identity interaction involved. It can distinguish between humans and bots while providing robust privacy protection. Now, the number of verified users has exceeded 2 million, which is quite impressive. Billions also has a broad partnership ecosystem. In the Web2 space, it collaborates with AI, enterprises, banks, and governments. Partners include Sentient and TikTok, and it even provides services for a European government theater and the official companies of India’s government environment and labor departments. It’s also piloting portable KYC solutions with HSBC. Recently, Billions officially launched a large-scale production-grade privacy protection solution in collaboration with Tria, a new bank—not just a trial, but a full-scale rollout. It seems like Billions will continue to expand its ecosystem and bring more benefits. On the funding side, Billions has raised a total of $30M. In the identity verification and zero-knowledge space, there are tokenized and well-known projects like Worldcoin, Humanity, Galxe, and Space ID. But among them, only Billions and Worldcoin have received investment from Coinbase Ventures, which shows its strong backing. Now I’m just waiting for Billions to roll out its AI review functionality. Once that’s live, I’ll be able to check an AI tool’s “safety score” before using it—kind of like checking your credit score on Alipay. That would make using AI tools much more reassuring. Plus, I heard the TGE is coming soon. Solving AI trust issues while potentially scoring an airdrop? Sounds like another big win!