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Helix Raises $6.2M to Combat AI Fakes and Bot Traffic

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Helix, a voice-powered human verification platform, announced it raised $6.2 million in funding and is now live with initial partners. The company offers biometric-based identity and age verification in under four seconds, using voice samples entirely on-device. This technology is designed to counter the proliferation of AI fakes and synthetic agents, which currently constitute over 57% of web traffic.

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Why it matters

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The rapid increase in synthetic agents and bot traffic validates the need for robust identity verification solutions. Helix's approach addresses consumer concerns about data theft by performing verification without sending sensitive information off the user's phone.

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Who's involved

  • HelixVoice-powered human verification platform that raised $6.2 million.
  • AltriaOwns 100% of Helix as a subsidiary.
  • VivCo-founder of Helix.
  • VistraProvides power supply to Helix and uses Helix for digital infrastructure.

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