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ARTICLE · 10 JUNE 2021

Can Artificial Intelligence Spot A Liar?

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Nowadays we are no longer under the illusion that this is a 100% effective tool.

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Lasso of Truth – this is how William Marston decided to name the comic book Wonder Woman's attribute – a miraculous weapon forcing people to reveal their innermost secrets and compelling them to only tell the truth. It is probably no coincidence that Marston himself is credited with inventing the lie detector. The polygraph, as it is now called, measures a number of physiological parameters which, when properly interpreted and structured, allow to draw conclusions about the truthfulness of the person tested.

Nowadays we are no longer under the illusion that this is a 100% effective tool. After almost a century since the invention of the polygraph, numerous improvements and the introduction of new measurement parameters (galvanic skin response, spirometry, ECG), it seems that we have now reached the ultimate development stage of this technical solution. Investigating hidden emotions and information is now supposed to be non-invasive and non-restrictive as far as the

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