T Stamp Inc (NASDAQ:IDAI, EURONEXT:AIID) (dba Trust Stamp) said it has filed its 37th patent to add to its suite of patents for AI-powered technologies.
Its latest patent application focuses on innovations in Zero Knowledge Proof technology, while recent filings address AI-powered injection attacks and age estimation improvements.
Trust Stamp's Chief Technology Officer, Scott Francis, noted the company's evolution from serving financial services clients with identity authentication and fraud detection tools to adopting a SaaS delivery model in 2023, resulting in a significant increase in its customer base from two to over seventy within a year.
"Trust Stamp has been committed to creating and productizing disruptive AI-powered technologies," Francis said in a statement.
"Our SaaS Orchestration Layer has enabled substantial growth, allowing us to serve a diverse range of industries including banking, insurance, healthcare, and more."
Chief Science Officer Dr Norman Poh emphasized the strength of Trust Stamp's R&D team and its robust intellectual property portfolio. The company has 22 issued and 14 pending patents covering innovations in AI-powered technologies such as Zero Knowledge Proof, combating AI-powered injection attacks, and age estimation.
"Our portfolio not only addresses identity and data tokenization, multi-factor authentication, and facial biometric technologies but also includes forward-looking innovations like the Metaverse, cryptographic asset validation, and tamper-resistant identity bracelets," Poh added.