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Revolutionary Polygraph Technology
LiarLiar employs cutting-edge AI to analyze micromovements, heart rate, and subtle cues in body language to detect deception.
Use on any video feed
Compatible with popular video call software like Zoom, Google Meet, Skype, and more, LiarLiar can be used on any video feed, including YouTube or your own local videos. Analyze any conversation, any time.
Real-time transcription and language analysis
Experience the power of real-time transcription coupled with truthfulness estimation. As the conversation unfolds, our AI transcribes the dialogue and simultaneously evaluates the veracity of statements, giving instant insights into the honesty of the interaction.
Automatic recording and reporting
LiarLiar not only analyzes in real-time but also records sessions for later review. After each session, it generates a comprehensive report, detailing the analysis of heart rate fluctuations, body language, and other metrics. This feature is invaluable for in-depth reviews or for maintaining records of important conversations.
How it works
The Power of Truth at Your Fingertips
How is this possible?
LiarLiar.AI uses Remote Photoplethysmography (rPPG), a technique that detects subtle color changes in the face, indicative of your heart rate. But it doesn’t stop there. It’s also monitoring for eye movements, facial expressions, and body language, each providing valuable data to the AI.
With all this information, the AI uses psychological know-how to interpret it all. Sudden eye movements, particular facial expressions, or specific body language, all add up to reveal a potential deception. The tool combines these individual signs, often undetectable to the human eye, and uses the cumulative data to offer an accurate assessment of truthfulness. It’s the seamless integration of technology and psychology that makes LiarLiar.AI a powerful ally in lie detection.
Why should we use it?
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FAQS
Frequently asked questions
LiarLiar.AI utilizes advanced AI algorithms to analyze real-time video feeds, detecting micro facial expressions, heart rate fluctuations, and subtle changes in body language to assess truthfulness. The analysis occurs in real-time and gives you an immediate, easy-to-understand reading.
A fascinating aspect of human physiology that LiarLiar.AI capitalizes on is that our face subtly changes color with each heartbeat. While these changes may be imperceptible to the human eye, they are easily captured by the vigilant ‘eyes’ of computer vision algorithms. This change in facial skin color is a direct result of the change in blood volume under the skin with each heartbeat – a phenomenon known as Photoplethysmography (PPG). immediate, easy-to-understand reading.
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While no lie detection tool can guarantee 100% accuracy, LiarLiar.AI offers a high level of accuracy, as it analyzes a wide range of cues, including micro facial expressions, body language changes, and heart rate fluctuations, to provide a comprehensive assessment of truthfulness.
Yes, LiarLiar.AI is designed to work with any video calling software, such as Zoom, Google Meet, Teams, Skype, etc. It can also be used to analyze other video feeds, including YouTube and local videos.
Currently, there are no specific laws governing the use of tools like LiarLiar.AI. However, it’s important to note that it is illegal to record or analyze someone’s video call without their consent. Always ensure you have the necessary permissions before using LiarLiar.
All analyzed videos are processed and stored in a directory of your choice on your computer. You can review the videos and analysis at any time. LiarLiar.AI is designed with privacy in mind, and we do not have access to your analyzed videos or data.
Currently, LiarLiar is designed to work on Windows and Mac desktop systems. We are working on a mobile version and hope to release it soon.
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