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Artificial intelligence technology has been viewed by the Pentagon as a key tool for dealing with various difficult problems in recent years, but there are growing signs that AI is far less powerful than the Pentagon thought. The US “Defense News” said on the 6th that “modern lie detection technology” that uses AI to analyze human deception is being increasingly questioned. According to the report, according to public presentation slides and Pentagon statements, as of July this year, the US military has been developing AI tools to analyze text, speech, and facial microfacial features to assess the trustworthiness of specific personnel. However, after the technology was questioned many times, the Pentagon Defense, Counter-Intelligence and Security Agency, which is responsible for reviewing security license holders and applicants, stated in a statement that “modern lie detection technology” efforts no longer include relevant AI technology.
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Artificial intelligence technology has been viewed by the Pentagon as a key tool for dealing with various difficult problems in recent years, but there are growing signs that AI is far less powerful than the Pentagon thought. The US “Defense News” said on the 6th that “modern lie detection technology” that uses AI to analyze human deception is being increasingly questioned. According to the report, according to public presentation slides and Pentagon statements, as of July this year, the US military has been developing AI tools to analyze text, speech, and facial microfacial features to assess the trustworthiness of specific personnel. However, after the technology was questioned many times, the Pentagon Defense, Counter-Intelligence and Security Agency, which is responsible for reviewing security license holders and applicants, stated in a statement that “modern lie detection technology” efforts no longer include relevant AI technology.
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