AI-powered lie detectors can help tell if you’re lying on a Zoom call


CyberQ is just one of a crop of new companies looking to build AI-powered lie detectors. Other including Arche AI, Coyote AI and Deceptio.AI are attempting something similar with claims to comparable results. — Image by DC Studio on Freepik

Phil Houston knows how to spot a lie. A former career CIA officer who’s sometimes been called the human lie detector, he literally wrote the book on detecting deception. His techniques are used by US intelligence agencies, businesses and billionaires.

Now he’s seeking to harness the power of artificial intelligence to supercharge his system – and market it to hedge funds listening to earnings calls, investigators interviewing suspects, employers considering potential new hires, or anyone else trying to discover duplicity.

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