Previously, people joked that online dating is most afraid of encountering a stingy guy. But to be honest, now you may not even have the chance to meet a big guy. The goddess you have been chatting with for half a month in front of the screen, may be facing AI. For example, the story I quoted is about the thrilling experience of an Indian computer engineer codenamed Red Bull in the Golden Triangle fraud zone. Red Bull originally wanted to seek high paying engineering positions overseas, but was scammed into a fraud zone near the India Myanmar border and forced to participate in a cryptocurrency pig killing scam targeting global users. In the human purgatory of the park, he risked his life to collect a large amount of evidence, including fraud manuals, internal chat records, and organizational structure. It is mentioned that fraud groups now have a mature set of processes that can use AI to create a beautiful and lonely image of a wealthy single woman on social media platforms such as Instagram. Many victims feel like they are dating a real person even after losing everything they have In this era when voice, appearance and even video calls can be mass produced, the original trust mechanism of the Internet has long collapsed. If you can't even be sure if the person sitting across from you is someone, then online social networking has truly become a big gamble. The purpose of the Humanity Protocol @ Humanityprot project is to add this trust layer to the Internet. It does not rely on easily fraudulent methods such as looking at photos or listening to voice messages, but rather uses a privacy preserving palm print recognition technology. It can send an unforgeable digital credential to every real person. When you encounter a goddess online or make a cross-border transfer, the other party needs to present this voucher to prove that they are a living natural person. And you don't need to worry about privacy disclosure. This system only verifies the fact that you are a real person, and won't spread your ID number number or biological information everywhere. Just like Red Bull risked his life to steal evidence from the park and seek help from the outside world, we now need a technological means to regain trust. After all, if you don't even know if the other person is human, who would dare to have online dating in the future