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The Pentagon wants $30 million to build an AI-powered lie detector

Covered by 2 sourcesPublished 17 days ago

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The US Department of Defense seeks $30.3 million to develop Polygraph+, an AI-enhanced lie detector using standoff sensing to measure physiological signals without contact, aiming to improve polygraph accuracy for employee vetting and insider threat detection.

Covered by 2 sources

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