Chinese experts have developed a technology for recognizing people's emotions, which is already being used at the country's airports and subway stations to identify the identity of crime suspects. This was reported by the British newspaper Financial Times, which notes that a number of companies around the world are working on the creation of such a system, including Amazon, Microsoft and Google.
The basis of the new technology was a neural network, which for a long time was trained to observe the slightest emotional changes in a person. Over time, she learned to detect antisocial or simply dangerous people in the crowd, and then transfer information about them to law enforcement officers.
"With video recording, emotion recognition technology can quickly identify criminal suspects by analyzing their mental state, which can prevent illegal activities, including terrorism and smuggling," Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region public order expert Li Xiaoyu was quoted as saying by the newspaper. . According to the expert, this development can recognize signs of aggression, and also analyzes the level of stress and a personβs willingness to attack others.
βWe work with a wide variety of companies in Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, including Hikvision, Uniview, Dahua and Tiandy,β the expert continued. Only companies that excel in artificial intelligence can truly excel in this area.β
Source: 3dnews.ru