World brings deepfake checks to Zoom calls for banks, a backlash builds against AI-assisted pricing, the web shuts out AI agents, Replit switches its default to OpenAI, and Korean publishers demand training-data disclosure.
It's a light Sunday, but five stories held up. World launched a World ID suite for banks at Money20/20, and its deepfake-check badge for Zoom calls is now generally available. The AP reports a growing backlash against AI-assisted pricing, with pricing bills in at least 30 states and an FTC disclosure warning. Amazon, Yelp, Delta and JPMorgan are closing their doors to outside AI agents. Replit has made OpenAI the default for Replit Agent and stepped back from Anthropic. And Korean publishers launched a "No Books, No AI" appeal demanding that AI companies disclose their training data.
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