My Mom Says She Loves Me. AI Says She's Lying.
Briefly

The quest to catch liars has produced mostly junk science; however, a new wave of entrepreneurs and AI tools claim to finally crack the deception code.
The tool Coyote analyzes transcripts to determine truthfulness, boasting an accuracy of 80 percent, indicating potential shifts in deception detection technology.
Historically, attempts at reliable lie detection have failed; these new AI-driven tools face similar challenges, casting doubt on their claimed accuracy and reliability.
Despite problems, the market for AI lie detection is poised for growth, with corporate and law enforcement sectors eager to adopt new technologies.
Read at The Atlantic
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