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dj pussy · 03-18-2004, 12:27 AM

WASHINGTON NASA has developed a computer program that comes close to reading thoughts not yet spoken, by analyzing nerve commands to the throat.

It says the breakthrough holds promise for astronauts and the handicapped.

"A person using the subvocal system thinks of phrases and talks to himself so quietly it cannot be heard, but the tongue and vocal cords do receive speech signals from the brain," said developer Chuck Jorgensen, of NASA's Ames Research Center, Moffett Field, California.

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BradM · 03-18-2004, 12:28 AM

astronauts and the handicapped.

Anyone else catch this and wonder WHY astronauts is there?

AlienQ - BANNED FOR LIFE · 03-18-2004, 12:29 AM

Bullshit only reason they made it is to implement as a method for lie detection

SMG · 03-18-2004, 12:29 AM

also holds promise for spies and interrogators and crap

liquidblue33 · 03-18-2004, 12:29 AM

Wha, Wha, wha wa wa wha wha.
blin blina blong, ching chang chong.

Tell me NASa what am i saying?

Fuck NASA!

Rorschach · 03-18-2004, 12:30 AM

Woah.

strats · 03-18-2004, 12:33 AM

this is simple technology... just monitor what goes on in the brain when someone speaks.. then tune it to the individual.

mryellow · 03-18-2004, 12:40 AM

A music teacher of mine pointed something like this out once....

"Everyone can sing".

Put your hand on your throat.

Think of a high note without singing it.

Then think of a low note....

-Ben

SetTheWorldonFire · 03-18-2004, 12:42 AM

Illicit · 03-18-2004, 12:44 AM

Sweet ! I bet there are some good military apps too !

mule · 03-18-2004, 12:48 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by BradM
astronauts and the handicapped.

Anyone else catch this and wonder WHY astronauts is there?

Because they're all strong silent types

reynold · 03-18-2004, 01:07 AM

what are they gonna say anyway?

insanesurfer · 03-18-2004, 01:14 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by BradM
astronauts and the handicapped.

Anyone else catch this and wonder WHY astronauts is there?

There is no sound in space and nasa wants to know what the astronauts are saying as their head explodes when their helmet comes off.

pimplink · 03-18-2004, 02:17 AM

I don't think they have something to say.

03-18-2004, 02:20 AM

simply incredible

VeriSexy · 03-18-2004, 02:53 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by strats
this is simple technology... just monitor what goes on in the brain when someone speaks.. then tune it to the individual.

"simple technology"

Whatever

Living For Today · 03-18-2004, 02:55 AM

that would be pretty cool.

Shoehorn! · 03-18-2004, 03:08 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by dj pussy
WASHINGTON NASA has developed a computer program that comes close to reading thoughts not yet spoken, by analyzing nerve commands to the throat.

It says the breakthrough holds promise for astronauts and the handicapped.

"A person using the subvocal system thinks of phrases and talks to himself so quietly it cannot be heard, but the tongue and vocal cords do receive speech signals from the brain," said developer Chuck Jorgensen, of NASA's Ames Research Center, Moffett Field, California.

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Wow, that's just fucking wonderful, now the government will be able to practically read our minds.

arial · 03-18-2004, 03:08 AM

So we won't be able to lie anymore?

mryellow · 03-18-2004, 04:36 AM

There is a software product being used in some call centers and
other places which I saw recently. Can tell if you're lying by the
tone of your voice. Seen it run over the "I did not that sexual
relations with that woman..... Miss Lewinsky"

It doesn't say "lie".... but tells you what is the "risk statement"
and basically gets to what the person is thinking when they say
it. It sorts out the actual context of what's being said.

Here we go:

http://www.digilog.org/

London, Dec.26: The insurance industry is using technology
developed by the Israeli security forces to find out if somebody is
lying or not.

One of the side effects of the annual Christmas binge is a sharp
rise in fraudulent insurance claims as people resort to desperate
measures to repair their over-indulged personal finances.

Therefore, the insurance industry has resorted to scientific ways
to detect lies as fraud costs the insurance industry over a billion
pounds annually in false motor and household claims.

Lior Koskas, the business development manager of Digilog, the
company that developed the "voice risk analysis" system,
said:"People think that we use some sort of machine with a red
and a green light which flashes, which is far removed from the
truth."

The system, which is just starting to be taken up by a number of
insurance companies in Britain such as Admiral and Esure, is only
used on people whose claims are considered dubious.

These people are then telephoned by an operator, who is trained
in using Digilog and are told that the call is being recorded for
fraud prevention purposes.

For those who hang on, the operator will ask them various bland
questions, such as how they spell their surname, to allow the
system to establish their voice pattern at normal stress levels.
The operator is trained to look for various signs that typically
suggest that somebody is lying.

If you are telling the truth, you are likely to say things such as "I
went to" or "We did that". Liars are far less personal and do not
use "I" or "we" because, says Mr. Koskas, they do not want to
commit. A liar will usually want to say as little as possible.

Highway Insurance, which became the first insurance company to
use the system in this country about 18 months ago, says that
the level of fraud detection has jumped from five per cent to 18
per cent since it was introduced.

Once the system has got used to the nuances of somebody's
voice; a process which takes about 10 seconds; it will flash a
message on the computer screen showing the operator whether
the person is "stressed", "no risk", "excited" or making "a risk
statement".

It can be very specific about the moment the person is lying, even
dividing the taped conversation into two-second segments.

If you run one of Bill Clinton's most famous speeches through the
system, it will say "risk statement" only at the moment when he
denies having "sexual relations with that woman".

-Ben

BlazeBank · 03-18-2004, 04:41 AM

Sweet

Juke · 03-18-2004, 04:42 AM

Hope my girlfriend will never use such technology

sexsup · 03-18-2004, 04:53 AM

The NASA program is really interesting, it can have very useful applications

=^..^= · 03-18-2004, 04:57 AM

That's NOTHING!!!!!!!!

my keyboard types my posts before I even THINK - see?
Just Look at all my tpos!!!!

TweetyBird · 03-18-2004, 05:48 AM

Quote:

Originally posted by BradM
astronauts and the handicapped.

Anyone else catch this and wonder WHY astronauts is there?

Because it's the NASA of course

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mryellow Confirmed User Industry Role: Join Date: May 2001 Location: Australia Posts: 934	There is a software product being used in some call centers and other places which I saw recently. Can tell if you're lying by the tone of your voice. Seen it run over the "I did not that sexual relations with that woman..... Miss Lewinsky" It doesn't say "lie".... but tells you what is the "risk statement" and basically gets to what the person is thinking when they say it. It sorts out the actual context of what's being said. Here we go: http://www.digilog.org/ London, Dec.26: The insurance industry is using technology developed by the Israeli security forces to find out if somebody is lying or not. One of the side effects of the annual Christmas binge is a sharp rise in fraudulent insurance claims as people resort to desperate measures to repair their over-indulged personal finances. Therefore, the insurance industry has resorted to scientific ways to detect lies as fraud costs the insurance industry over a billion pounds annually in false motor and household claims. Lior Koskas, the business development manager of Digilog, the company that developed the "voice risk analysis" system, said:"People think that we use some sort of machine with a red and a green light which flashes, which is far removed from the truth." The system, which is just starting to be taken up by a number of insurance companies in Britain such as Admiral and Esure, is only used on people whose claims are considered dubious. These people are then telephoned by an operator, who is trained in using Digilog and are told that the call is being recorded for fraud prevention purposes. For those who hang on, the operator will ask them various bland questions, such as how they spell their surname, to allow the system to establish their voice pattern at normal stress levels. The operator is trained to look for various signs that typically suggest that somebody is lying. If you are telling the truth, you are likely to say things such as "I went to" or "We did that". Liars are far less personal and do not use "I" or "we" because, says Mr. Koskas, they do not want to commit. A liar will usually want to say as little as possible. Highway Insurance, which became the first insurance company to use the system in this country about 18 months ago, says that the level of fraud detection has jumped from five per cent to 18 per cent since it was introduced. Once the system has got used to the nuances of somebody's voice; a process which takes about 10 seconds; it will flash a message on the computer screen showing the operator whether the person is "stressed", "no risk", "excited" or making "a risk statement". It can be very specific about the moment the person is lying, even dividing the taped conversation into two-second segments. If you run one of Bill Clinton's most famous speeches through the system, it will say "risk statement" only at the moment when he denies having "sexual relations with that woman". -Ben __________________ Cyberwurx Hosting After trying 5 different hosts, I found the best. Since 1997 I've had 2 hours of downtime. Fast support, great techs, no hype, no gimmicks. <- I in no way endorse whatever just got stuck on the left of my post.

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