Tavus says its AI fooled 48% of people on live video calls. Here's what that means for hiring and fraud teams.
Some failures turn away real people. The expensive ones return a clean pass on a transaction that should never have completed.
The building was real. The photos were real. The person renting it out owned none of it. How listing fraud runs, and the check that actually stops it.
Yes. The working attacks replace the camera feed rather than fooling the camera, and most platforms stop watching before the transaction happens.
MFA closes the front door. Account recovery exists to open it again, and that is where the money goes.
An agent can complete the application perfectly and still get refused. What is missing is evidence that a verified person authorized it.
