A free AI app claims that it can detect lies with up to 80 percent accuracy just by watching the movements your eyes make.
What if an app on your smartphone could verify that someone is telling you the truth? That seems to be the idea behind an AI lie detector called VerifEye, which has been making the rounds for at least the past year. The app was created by Converus, and the company claims it can detect lies with up to 80 percent accuracy.
Still, the eyes and their behavior remain key indicators that you can use to tell if someone is lying. You can see an infomercial about how VerifEye is supposed to work in the video I've embedded above. What's most interesting to me is how the company advertises this app, as if it's something we're all just going to be using in our daily lives. It isn't just advertised as an AI lie detector for corporations.
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