PANews October 19 news, according to The Block, the identity project World (Worldcoin) co-founded by Sam Altman has launched a World ID suite for banks and financial institutions, the first industry-specific product for the identity protocol. Co-founder Alex Blania announced it at the Money20/20 conference. The suite integrates the World ID app, World ID for Zoom, and World ID for Agents (AgentKit) for AI agents, designed to prevent deepfake fraud and AI impersonation. Among them, the Zoom deepfake detection feature has ended testing that began in April and is now fully available. World named OpenExchange, Bain Capital, VanEck Funds, and Outtake as design partners, but did not disclose the specific banks using the product or pricing. Currently, more than 18 million people hold "Proof of Human."
World launches World ID suite for banks, Zoom fully opens deepfake detection feature
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