BioMatrix Presents Human-Centric AI Economy Vision at AI & Finance Conference 2025

BioMatrix, a pioneering Web3 project, is set to present its vision for a human-centric AI economy at the AI & Finance Conference 2025, part of a16z Tech Week. Scheduled for June 12, 2025, this event will focus on how biometric verification can redefine digital identity and universal basic income. BioMatrix's presentation will highlight the potential of AI to create a more equitable and efficient economic system, where individuals have greater control over their digital identities and financial resources.

The AI & Finance Conference 2025 is a significant platform for discussing the intersection of artificial intelligence and finance. BioMatrix's participation underscores the growing importance of AI in shaping the future of the financial sector. By leveraging biometric verification, BioMatrix aims to enhance security and transparency in digital transactions, ensuring that individuals can securely manage their financial assets.

BioMatrix took the stage on June 6 at the AI & Finance Conference 2025, hosted at Civic Hall as part of the official a16z Tech Week lineup. The conference brought together over 1,500 attendees, including top builders, investors, and researchers across artificial intelligence, financial technology, blockchain, and quantitative modeling. As one of the most anticipated anchor events of this year’s a16z Tech Week, it featured deep dives into generative AI, frontier financial models, and the infrastructure shaping the next decade of digital systems.

BioMatrix was honored to be invited as a featured speaker, offering a timely reminder that in an age of booming AI, we must build people-centric systems. While much of the conversation centered on speed, scale, and automation, BioMatrix stood for human-first innovation: applying AI responsibly, verifying identity with dignity, and ensuring that technology enhances—rather than replaces—what it means to be human.

In a time where artificial intelligence is rapidly automating industries and displacing the value of human labor, BioMatrix delivers a counterbalance: a decentralized system where simply being human is enough to participate in the economy. Founder Arthur Qin delivered a keynote titled “Restoring Human Value in the Age of AI,” highlighting how BioMatrix transforms identity into value through a proprietary biometric system called Proof of You (PoY). In just one year, the project has scaled from 102 to over 4.5 million verified users, with its liquid token iPoY reaching a $1 billion market cap within two weeks of launch.

“You shouldn’t need to prove your worth just to deserve a place in the economy,” said Arthur. “At BioMatrix, your face is your wallet, and your existence is your value.” With a 60-year token issuance plan and a vision to onboard 1 billion BioMatrix Citizens by the end of 2028, the company is positioning itself as a long-term infrastructure layer for a fairer, AI-enhanced digital economy.

The conference will also feature discussions on the ethical implications of AI in finance, the role of decentralized technologies in financial inclusion, and the potential of AI to drive innovation in the financial services industry. BioMatrix's presentation will provide valuable insights into how AI can be used to create a more inclusive and sustainable economic system, where technology serves the needs of individuals rather than the other way around.

The event is expected to attract a diverse range of participants, including industry leaders, policymakers, and technology experts. BioMatrix's participation will contribute to the broader conversation about the future of AI and finance, highlighting the potential of biometric verification to transform the way we think about digital identity and financial inclusion.