A new wave of scannable digital IDs, powered by AI and blockchain, hope to provide extra security by allowing consumers to verify their luxury goods instantaneously.
Mandatory Credit:	Photo Illustration by Leah Abucayan/CNN

A new wave of scannable digital IDs, powered by AI and blockchain, hope to provide extra security by allowing consumers to verify their luxury goods instantaneously.
Mandatory Credit: Photo Illustration by Leah Abucayan/CNN

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Spot the ‘superfake’: Fashion brands want you to be able to identify counterfeits

To become a “master” authenticator at Fashionphile — the highest level of training to weed out designer fakes at the luxe online marketplace — takes more than 8,000 hours of rigorous schooling, according to the company. Trainees learn to quickly spot an error in the date format inside a Louis Vuitton bag, for example, or know the correct metal alloy makeup of a Cartier watch.