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Hiring is now an attack surface. Fake candidates are insider risk with better lighting. I mean, you can identify a bot on an interview right now probably because of the latency, but what's gonna happen in the following months?

@aseonlabs @ycombinator Insane storytelling. Congrats guys!🚀

Aseon Labs is building robotic pitstops for autonomous fleets. Charging, cleaning & inspection where the fleet operates, not miles away from it. The pit crew for the autonomous age. Backed by @ycombinator.

Why social media is now the cheapest distribution channel for identity theft: Social feeds compress trust, urgency, and distribution into one screen.

Fake celebrity ads are not marketing abuse. They are paid identity-theft campaigns. Things are going wild... Tbh the point is not attention. The point is conversion into deposits. Definitely @rihanna doesn't promote those crappy e-commerce brands... @FTC @BiometricUpdate

Humanoids in warehouses make sense for one reason: buildings were already designed around human reach, human height, and human handoffs. Btw this is a real photo (shot in 2019) from a factory in Munich. The world is changing fast...

This was not “the internet got confused.” This was workflow deception. A fake executive presence was enough to trigger real transfers. That means video is now an attack surface, not a control. If payment approval can ride on one audiovisual channel, the control is already broken. Which one control would have broken this chain fastest?🫠

The Hong Kong-style deepfake meeting scam matters for one reason: It killed the idea that “jump on video” is a security control...

A face is no longer proof. A voice note is no longer proof. We are entering the proof-of-human era.

Deepfakes are not a misinformation problem first. They are an identity-theft product. And identity theft becomes economic damage extremely fast. But really, what is the weakest trust signal online right now?

We're up and running. The future belongs to humans.