Episode 84: Orca Fraud Detection

South African brilliance, Silicon Valley surveillance, and a question that sounds philosophical but is very much a 2026 reality: are you actually human? 🇿🇦 Story 1: Two women. R82 billion. Every single month. Thalia Pillay and Carla Wilby built Orca Fraud, a real-time fraud intelligence platform processing over $5 billion in transaction volume monthly, across 70 countries. SIM swap fraud. Account takeovers. Money muling. Stopped before the money moves. This is world-class infrastructure, built in South Africa. We unpack the tech, the funding, and why 200 market research interviews before a single line of code makes all the difference. 👁️ Story 2: Scan your eyes to prove you're not a bot. World ID 4.0 has landed: 18 million verified humans, 160 countries, and partnerships with Tinder, Zoom, Visa, and DocuSign. The idea: anchor the internet to real, accountable humans as AI-generated content becomes impossible to distinguish from the real thing. We discuss what that means for privacy, for governance, and for AI agent workflows. ⌨️ Story 3: Meta is logging every keystroke. No opt-out. The Model Capability Initiative captures everything US-based Meta employees type, click, and see on screen, to train AI agents to replicate knowledge work. European employees are exempt. The reason? GDPR. That single fact says more about why data protection legislation matters than any compliance presentation ever could. We also ask the question: could this happen under POPIA? Three stories. Big implications. Practical takeaways. 🎧 Find us on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, YouTube, iHeartRadio, and Samsung Podcasts. 🔔 Follow Priviso Live so you never miss an episode. #InfoSec #DataPrivacy #POPIA #GDPR #SouthAfrica #AI #Cybersecurity #PrivvysoLive #FraudPrevention #DigitalIdentity