The Pentagon Is Spending $30M on an AI Lie Detector That Reads Your Face from Across the Room
The Pentagon is seeking $30.3m to develop an AI-powered lie detector that can read facial expressions from across a room.
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The Pentagon is seeking $30.3m to develop an AI-powered lie detector that can read facial expressions from across a room.
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