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AI agent detection signals that still work when agents look human

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AI agent detection signals that still work when agents look human

An interview discusses detection methods for artificial intelligence (AI) agents that operate autonomously toward goals rather than following fixed scripts. The source outlines signals that reveal agent behavior, such as click timing patterns and coordinated sessions pursuing the same objective, even when agents masquerade as human traffic.

Why it matters: Security teams and bot management practitioners need updated detection techniques to identify AI agents that bypass traditional binary bot detection, as agents increasingly arrive as disguised traffic indistinguishable from legitimate users.

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