T Stamp Inc. - IDAI STOCK NEWS

Trust Stamp (Nasdaq: IDAI), a privacy-first identity company, announced the filing of a provisional patent (#63/662,575) for an AI-powered technology to counter injection attacks in biometric authentication processes. These attacks, often using deep fake images and videos, aim to bypass a user's device camera or inject images captured out of context into the data stream between the user's device and the server. Dr. Norman Poh, Trust Stamp's Chief Science Officer, emphasized the increasing frequency of such attacks and the necessity for advanced detection mechanisms. This new technology targets injection attacks regardless of the artifacts used, aiming to enhance security in the face of rapid advances in generative AI.

Trust Stamp has announced the integration of its AI-powered software solutions with Mastercard’s Sandbox as a Service. This integration enables Mastercard’s member banks and financial institutions to browse, test, and experience secure and verified solutions within a core banking environment.

The collaboration aims to drive innovation and support partnership strategies by allowing institutions to collaborate, build, and validate solutions with third-party providers. This move is expected to enhance the robustness of fraud prevention measures, thus protecting customers and assets while maintaining trust.

Trust Stamp's President, Andrew Gowasack, highlighted the importance of these measures in combating increasingly sophisticated fraud attempts. He expressed optimism that the integration will shorten the time needed for banks and financial institutions to understand and implement Trust Stamp's technology solutions.

Trust Stamp has launched its proprietary AI-powered Identity HubTM on the NayaOne Tech Marketplace. The software offers advanced biometric authentication, robust identity verification, and synthetic identity fraud detection. Key features include liveness and presentation attack detection, anti-spoofing checks, and synthetic identity detection. The software also enhances data privacy by transforming sensitive personal data into anonymized identity tokens (IT2). This launch aims to help banks and financial institutions combat sophisticated fraud schemes and improve customer retention. Andrew Gowasack, President of Trust Stamp, emphasized the importance of evolving fraud prevention strategies, while NayaOne's Marketplace Manager, Varun Resh, highlighted the growing threats of phishing and social engineering.

Trust Stamp has launched its AI-powered Identity Hub software on the AWS Marketplace, providing access to its identity and fraud prevention tools to over 310,000 global AWS customers. The AWS Marketplace offers benefits such as streamlined procurement, flexible pricing, and centralized control. Andrew Gowasack, Trust Stamp’s President, highlighted that integrating their software through AWS is advantageous for customers due to AWS’s rigorous security and standardized license terms. Additionally, Trust Stamp expects faster deal closures and larger deal sizes through AWS Marketplace compared to traditional channels.

T Stamp, trading under Nasdaq: IDAI, announced that its CEO Gareth N. Genner will present at the 'Charting the Course: Navigating the Intersection of TMT and Business in the AI Era' Conference, hosted by Maxim Group The event will be held on June 4th and 5th, 2024, at 8:00 a.m. ET. The conference will focus on how emerging growth companies are leveraging AI and other technologies to innovate across various industries, including drones, IoT, gaming, and entertainment. Maxim Senior Analysts will moderate discussions with CEOs and key management from diverse companies, highlighting the business impact of these technological advancements. The event will be live on M-Vest, and attendees need to register to participate.

Trust Stamp (Nasdaq: IDAI) announced on May 23, 2024, that it is filing a patent for a new AI-based Age Estimation Calibration Algorithm. This technology is designed to enhance the accuracy of biometric-based age verification systems, which is increasingly important due to stricter regulations and growing markets for age-restricted content. Trust Stamp's existing AI-based age estimation service, launched on March 13, 2024, will benefit from this new algorithm. According to Chief Science Officer Dr. Norman Poh, the algorithm uses a Bayesian framework to mitigate errors in age prediction and to produce age category probabilities tailored to client needs. President Andrew Gowasack highlighted that the improved performance and customization will provide a competitive edge for clients requiring precise age verification.

Trust Stamp (Nasdaq: IDAI) has filed a provisional patent for a new AI-based Age Estimation Calibration Algorithm. This marks the company's 14th pending patent. The algorithm aims to enhance the accuracy and reliability of biometric-based age estimation, addressing regulatory demands and the need for effective age-restricted content verification. It builds on the Bayesian framework to manage age prediction uncertainties and allows tailoring of age category probabilities to client specifications. Chief Science Officer Dr. Norman Poh and President Andrew Gowasack highlight the algorithm's potential to outperform existing solutions, offering a more customized and precise age estimation for various client needs.

Trust Stamp (Nasdaq: IDAI) announced that the company received a notice of allowance from the US Patent and Trademark Office for a new patent concerning an AI-powered personal identifiable information encoder. This new patent, #17/719,975, adds to their substantial intellectual property portfolio, now consisting of 20 allowed and issued patents, with another 13 patents provisional or pending. Gareth N. Genner, the CEO, highlighted that while their patents initially focused on privacy-first identity solutions using biometric data, they now have broader applications demonstrated by recent partnerships in diverse market sectors. This patent aims to enhance security against cyber-attacks and improve privacy protection by tokenizing personal data, aligning with privacy legislation like GDPR.

Trust Stamp (Nasdaq: IDAI), a global provider of AI-powered identity services, announced its financial results for Q1 2024. The company reported a net revenue increase from $459K in Q1 2023 to $574K in Q1 2024, driven by significant integrations with financial institutions. However, operating loss increased to $2.85M from $2.58M in the same period. The company highlighted new partnerships, including the ThinkTech program, and the launch of its age-estimation product. Additionally, expenses rose by 26.49% due to increased salaries and stock-based compensation. Despite current losses, Trust Stamp anticipates future recurring revenue and growth in new sectors.