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It was mentioned as a book discussing the legal status of mind-reading machines and how they have been used in court cases, past tense.
There's a great book called I Know What You're Thinking which talks about the legal status of just this simple relative to what we're talking about mind-reading machines and how they've been used in c...
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Episode: 55: Mary Lou Jepsen & Rob Reid | The Future of Tel...
It was mentioned as a book discussing the legal status of mind-reading machines and how they have been used in court cases, past tense.
There's a great book called I Know What You're Thinking which talks about the legal status of just this simple relative to what we're talking about mind-reading machines and how they've been used in courts to incarcerate people.
Episode: 55: Mary Lou Jepsen & Rob Reid | The Future of Tel...
It was mentioned as a book that discussed the legal implications of using mind-reading machines in court cases, specifically concerning lie detection.
There's a great book called I Know What You're Thinking which talks about the legal status of just this simple relative to what we're talking about mind-reading machines and how they've been used in courts to incarcerate people because I know that traditional lie detectors are almost useless they're so easy to fool and it's 1920s technology but I guess MRI as opposed to a traditional galvanic skin response lie detector that's interesting it's been used in court yeah wow so you can get a warrant already I guess to go after somebody's thoughts in some countries some countries yeah and then they've been in some cases exonerated later
Episode: 55: Mary Lou Jepsen & Rob Reid | The Future of Tel...
It was mentioned as a book that discusses the legal implications of mind-reading machines and how they've been used in court cases, specifically with MRIs.
There's a great book called 'I Know What You're Thinking' which talks about the legal status of just this simple relative to what we're talking about mind-reading machines and how they've been used in courts to incarcerate people because I know that traditional lie detectors are almost useless they're so easy to fool and it's 1920s technology but I guess MRI as opposed to a traditional galvanic skin response lie detector that's interesting it's been used in court yeah wow.