AI agents are starting to apply for jobs, bid on work, and move money for users.
They shouldn’t act on scams. We’re building the fraud detection API for your agent
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Everyone is building AI agents.
Few are building the trust layer those agents require.
Autonomous systems interacting with the open internet must verify legitimacy before acting.
Fraud detection is becoming foundational infrastructure.
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It’s clear that AI agents will be the biggest users of software in the future, and by extension computers as well. We are going to need so much infrastructure to build out to scale agents in enterprise. And all software will have to become API-first as a result.
AI agents are starting to apply for jobs, bid on work, and move money for users.
They shouldn't act on scams.
We're building the fraud detection API for your agent.
If you're building any agent that acts on the web, you need a fraud detection layer.
https://t.co/1N9VHkzUSu