Reddit's finally going after bots - will it actually change anything? Curious what you think

Asking here because I'd genuinely rather hear from real people on this than risk it on half the other subs right now (you'll get the irony in a sec). Huffman basically announced this week that Reddit's going to start asking "fishy" accounts to prove they're human - Face ID, passkeys, iris scanning *potentially*. The goal being that when someone replies to you, you'd actually know there's a person there. And I get it. I hope maximum 15% of posts on here are AI-generated. Fifteen. That's not background noise anymore, it's kind of a problem. I think bots that are hard to spot have been slowly building karma for months, replying contextually, sounding completely normal. Does a face ID check at signup catch those? I'm not convinced. What's interesting is Huffman specifically mentioned world ID (Sam Altman's iris-scanning thing) as the kind of "privacy-first solution" he actually believes in. And - maybe coincidence, maybe not - Orb locations have been quietly appearing across London and other cities for a while now. Hadn't connected the dots until I saw his post and then found out about Orb locations... Would you actually do it? Scan your iris once, prove you're human, get a cleaner Reddit in return? Curious what people here think. And yes, I'm aware of the irony of asking this on a platform that might be crawling with bots - though fair play to the mods here, this sub is kept surprisingly clean. Imagine how much easier your jobs get if this actually works.