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Over time, machines that think have done a lot, like making many kinds
of pictures, making searching on the internet better, and even creating
examples for websites like OnlyFans. But today, we're going to talk about
something not many people might have thought about: using these smart machines
to tell if someone is lying.
The software, VerifEye, comes from the American company Converus, known
for its ten years of dedication to making lie detection technologies. If you're
keen on understanding how to download this software and want a deep dive into
how it works, there's a detailed guide ready for you.
VerifEye is a free tool, marking Converus's first step towards making
the technology behind lie detectors easily available to everyone. While
Converus hasn't officially said if they use Artificial Intelligence (AI) in the
app to help find lies by studying the way people's eyes move, it's a smart
guess that AI might play a key role in figuring out if someone is telling the
truth.
Converus, through its official VerifEye page, shares that the app uses
unique technology to check if someone is telling the truth by watching changes
in their eye movements. They believe that when people don't tell the truth,
their eyes move in a certain way. However, it's important to note that this
method isn't foolproof, and VerifEye itself says it works correctly about 80%
of the time.
To use VerifEye for finding out if someone is being honest, there's a
detailed guide available. Firstly, you need to set up your smartphone facing
upwards and keep it a certain distance from the face of the person you're
investigating or even your own, then go through the questions given in the app.
These questions need straightforward true or false answers. Each session of
going through these questions lasts about five minutes.
At the moment, VerifEye, a free tool designed to check the truthfulness
of information with the help of artificial intelligence, is not available
everywhere. If you try to download it and can't, it might be because it's not
yet accessible in your area. A couple of solutions you could try include using
a VPN or downloading the app directly from a provided link.
We're wrapping up our discussion about VerifEye, and we want to thank
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The APK link of the app is outside Google Play
