Social media users are caught in a David vs. Goliath battle with centralized actors over their identities, data, and content. These innovative Web3 configurations are now tipping the balance and letting users take back control.

Is X a wolf in sheep's clothing? It has re-positioned itself as a home for contrarian thinkers under Elon, but ultimately retains centralized control. Distributed social communities are now turning these power structures on their heads.

Constant societal conditioning sees us relinquish our freedoms and individuality from the moment we're born. Web3 identity tools are now taking them back.

Is AI dangerous? Quite possibly - but crypto-biometrics could hold the key to safeguarding against its misuse.

The emergence of AI-generated content raises questions about authenticity and relevance. The need for provable humanity via attestations and censorship-resistant social media platforms has never been more important.

How can we effectively measure customer satisfaction while retaining privacy and pseudonymity? As iteration maximalists focused on quickly identifying whether there may be product market fit, this is a paramount question to at least attempt to answer.