How AI Agents Verify Identity: A New Identification System
World has launched a limited beta test of AgentKit, a system that links an AI agent's actions to its owner's identity, verified through an iris scan. The idea is that platforms, services and businesses can see who is behind a bot and reduce the risk of abuse. But along with trust come immediate questions about biometrics, privacy, revoking permissions and control over access.
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World has started testing AI agents that can act on behalf of a specific person after confirming that person's identity through a biometric check.
How do AI agents verify a user's identity?
World uses biometric identification based on an iris scan to tie an agent's actions to a specific person and to verify exactly who is behind what the neural network does.
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