This month, someone beat live video ID checks by wearing an AI face in real time. Per Spain's National Police, a man in Murcia used deepfake software on video verification calls to impersonate more than 30 people and obtain their digital certificates. 38 attempts, reported August 12. He was caught only when the deepfake slipped for a single frame and his real face showed. And it is scaling. Singapore logged 43 video fraud cases in January 2025. A year later, more than 1,200, per its Cyber Security Agency. @worldnetwork takes a different route. You verify once, in person, at an Orb, and carry proof that you are a unique human. World describes it as a cryptographic match, not an AI guess that degrades as models improve. World for Zoom, now in early access, brings that to a live @Zoom call, with a Verified Human badge when the faces line up. $ORBS holds 301.9M $WLD, ~8% of the circulating supply, as of August 19.