Michael Cohen and the Creation of a Deep Learning AI Lie Detector
Rob Enderle 
Like many of you I was fascinated by the Michael Cohen testimony last week in what was more performance art than fact-finding. It tends to be fascinating to watch disgruntled ex-employees testify, but they often aren't the most reliable witnesses. The personal nature of their termination tends to push them toward exaggeration, and many were fired for legitimate reasons. However, I'm a tech analyst, and I'm always thinking about how I would make something better. In this case, there were several ways you could define "better."
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Like many of you I was fascinated by the Michael Cohen testimony last week in what was more performance art than fact-finding. It tends to be fascinating to watch disgruntled ex-employees testify, but they often aren't the most reliable witnesses. The personal nature of their termination tends to push them toward exaggeration, and many were fired for legitimate reasons. However, I'm a tech analyst, and I'm always thinking about how I would make something better. In this case, there were several ways you could define "better."Read more
March 04, 2019 at 03:00AM
from TechNewsWorld
via IFTTT
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