They can't tell anymore. Agents pass the human check, press the approve button, and when they need a real face, they rent one. And when a human really is there, their agent asks two hundred times. Four things we watched happen this month.
The checks above were built for a world where doing something proved a human was there. That world is over. The next one needs a yes that is bound to the exact action and that anyone can check later, without knowing who the human is.
We're talking to a small number of teams who own a check like the ones above: an approval, a signup, an attestation. Twenty minutes, no demo, we mostly listen.