Can artificial intelligence tell is you are gulity

[MindWars]

(by Kelly McDonald, Jr) Scientists claim that artificial intelligence (AI) and brain scanning can be used to tell if someone is guilty of breaking the law. A recent study at Virginia Tech showed that this combination was able to predict those who were guilty in a mock-trial. Other such cases have come to similar conclusions. A 2013 study in Albuquerque, New Mexico was conducted among 96 male prisoners who were scheduled to be released. They subsequently followed them for four years. Those with a low level of activity in the frontal lobe, where decision making occurs, were found more likely to be arrested a second time.

Can Artificial Intelligence Tell If You Are Guilty?


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Computers are always wrong, they always fail, they can be hacked, they can be set up to well be rigged.
The trendy's tend to think a computer is never wrong and it is the truth GOD............. that is BS!

 

[frigidweirdo]

(by Kelly McDonald, Jr) Scientists claim that artificial intelligence (AI) and brain scanning can be used to tell if someone is guilty of breaking the law. A recent study at Virginia Tech showed that this combination was able to predict those who were guilty in a mock-trial. Other such cases have come to similar conclusions. A 2013 study in Albuquerque, New Mexico was conducted among 96 male prisoners who were scheduled to be released. They subsequently followed them for four years. Those with a low level of activity in the frontal lobe, where decision making occurs, were found more likely to be arrested a second time.

Can Artificial Intelligence Tell If You Are Guilty?


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Computers are always wrong, they always fail, they can be hacked, they can be set up to well be rigged.
The trendy's tend to think a computer is never wrong and it is the truth GOD............. that is BS!

There's a British TV show called "Red Dwarf" and they dealt with this. There's a guy called Dave Lister, just doesn't give a damn, broke many laws, and then there's a hologram called Rimmer, a geek basically. They went to a place where they were judged, and Rimmer who never does anything wrong, loves the rules was found guilty and Lister who doesn't care wasn't. Mainly because Lister didn't feel any guilt whatsoever about the crimes he had committed, and Rimmer felt guilty about something he had done once.