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 Have a person in your life that you just can’t seem to read? Audio tech company Dolby Laboratories may have a solution in the form of new technology that can be used to “uncover” that person’s thoughts and feelings.
Using a combination of artificial intelligence and sensors, Dolby has developed new technology that can determine a person’s thoughts and feelings based on the micro-movements of that person’s face.
Tracking such subtle changes as eye dilation and increased temp can be cues to suggest whether a person is lying or feeling violent. In some cases, these micro-movements can also reveal when one person has a crush on another person.
"We broadcast our emotions. We will know more about each other than we ever have," said Dolby Laboratories chief scientist, Poppy Crum.
A combination of these micro-movements and the chemicals released in a person’s breathing can reveal, according to researchers, these “hidden” feelings. The sensors combined with AI work together to read those cues and analyzes patterns in the context of feelings.
While such technology might present a number of privacy issues, the idea of reading a person’s mind is somewhat appealing, unless of course your particular brand on nonsense might inspire violent, potentially homicidal rage in others.
Best let that feeling remain a secret.
Would you like to be privy to what goes on in the minds of friends and family?
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