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World rolls out proof of human badges for Zoom enterprise users

Sam Altman-backed World has made its World ID for Zoom available globally, letting enterprise customers check that call participants are real people rather than deepfakes.

Why it matters: Video-call impersonation has already been used to move millions of dollars and to plant malware at crypto and fintech firms, so identity checks on calls are a live security concern.

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Original reporting: Ezra Reguerra, Cointelegraph

Key points

  • World ID for Zoom is now listed in the Zoom Marketplace and available worldwide to enterprise customers.
  • The system checks an Orb iris scan, a live selfie and the video feed before showing a Human Badge.
  • World announced the integration in April and tested it in beta with VanEck Funds.

World has rolled out proof of human badges for Zoom enterprise customers worldwide, Cointelegraph reports.

If the checks match, a Human Badge appears to other people in the meeting. World said the tool is meant to protect sensitive, high-stakes conversations by showing that a real and unique person is present.

Bain Capital, Pantera Capital and other financial firms were named as initial design partners for the wider identity verification technology.

The launch follows reported cases of AI impersonation.

Read the full story on Cointelegraph

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