Could indicate increasing uses of AI to determine sentiment style interaction and detection.
An AI Lie Detector Will Interrogate Travelers at Some EU Borders
in New Scientist (full article requires sign up)
By Douglas Heaven
An artificial intelligence (AI)-based lie detector system will be used on international travelers after they have passed through border control, during a six-month pilot program at four border crossings in Hungary, Latvia, and Greece. The Web-based tool is designed to make crossing into the European Union quicker and safer, while identifying likely lawbreakers when entering a country. During the interview stage of iBorderCtrl, the system asks questions via a virtual border guard on a laptop or mobile device; as the traveler provides answers, the device's camera films the user's face. AI software then analyzes the video and examines 38 micro-gestures to identify patterns that could indicate lying, such as slight eyelid movements. In a test of the system on 30 people (half were told to lie, the other half to tell the truth), the software was able to identify liars with around 76% accuracy. One of the system’s developers, Keeley Crockett of Manchester Metropolitan University, U.K., said, “We’re quite confident of bringing it up to the 85% level.” .... '
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