After a $129M deepfake heist, World ID launches Zoom human verification
BecauseCulture · x · 2026-11-11
Following a deepfake fraud case that stole $129M, World ID launched human verification for Zoom to confirm who's on screen is real. The poster argues deception tech is moving faster than our ability to establish trust, forcing a rethink of what we give up to preserve it.
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