Looks at this. It appears to be based on the premise that certain facial movements definitely indicate lying in all humans. That is a faulty premise. The robot is 92% accurate at picking up those facial expressions, which the manufacturer equates with 92% accuracy in lie detection. I call BS!
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Thank you Mark for your thoughts on this, which sounds like BS to us as well. Where’s the human element in the failed criminal justice system where people are dehumanized and treated like commodities in America “land of the free”?
This was written in 2013, by Phil Locke. Where are we today, after AG Sessions arrival? … “I Think the US Justice System is Broken and Why Its Not Getting Fixed” https://wrongfulconvictionsblog.org/2013/02/20/why-i-think-the-us-justice-system-is-broken-and-why-its-not-getting-fixed/