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Multi-signal fusion detection inputs signals from multiple dimensions—such as device fingerprints, behavioral sequences, network reputation, and interaction challenge results—into a real-time risk scoring model that outputs a composite confidence score; its advantage is that an AI agent may approach humans on a few dimensions but can hardly remain consistent across all dimensions simultaneously.
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