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PolygrAI — Digital polygraph powered by AI
PolygrAI is an AI-powered digital polygraph that delivers real-time deception risk assessment and sentiment analysis during meetings and interviews, analyzing behavioral cues to enhance decision-making.
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@a_zelenkov Thank you for recognizing our work! Looking forward to hearing your feedback!
@asenlv I think its an accomplishment to be able to launch on Product Hunt, and anyone that does so should be applauded. That said, let's dive into it.
My positive reactions:
- Transparency 👏
- Fast Decision Making 🎉
- Risk Assessments 🥳
My negative thoughts:
- Privacy Concerns
- Accuracy & Bias
- Ethical Implications
- Misuse/Abuse
- Scientific Validity
- Regulatory/Legal Challenges
I see the positives of this tool, but I also see the negative potential of it. Current AI models, hallucinate, they all do, with NO exceptions. Human beings are ALL different, we act differently, someone may have a nervous tic, that presents itself in either an interview, or stressful situation.
For example: I once interviewed someone who had passed every test he'd ever taken, graduated top of his class 4.0, valedictorian, couldn't talk in an interview when being questioned, you would've thought he was being interrogated for murder!
To a hammer everything is a nail. What's my point with that statement? To a Criminal Psychologist everyone is potentially a criminal. So while I see the benefit of collaboration, I see the extreme bias in it as well.
I see people being denied jobs, because of some perceived slight, flaw in their character that was determined by the software with no concrete evidence of having done anything wrong.
I say this, and I'm not opposed to the idea, but just want to put out there my reservations, I'm sure you've thought about most of it, but looking through your website, I don't see enough proof that you've addressed those concerns successfully.
I eagerly await hearing from someone who uses it actively, or seeing a demo for myself, or even talking to you about it. There's definitely great potential here for both the positive and the negative.
@disha_divya Thank you! We're doing our best to provide companies and individuals with the most advanced technology so they could make better informed decisions.
@sanvi_san Absolutely! The implementations of PolygrAI are endless and very useful in today's work and life environment.
@zain_sheikh Thank you! Your feedback is important to us. Looking forward to hearing from you!
This is an exciting launch, @asenlv! PolygrAI Desktop seems like a game changer in the realm of deception detection and sentiment analysis. The fact that you've incorporated feedback from nearly 100 customer interviews to refine the user experience is commendable. It’s exciting to see how AI can enhance decision-making in real-time during critical conversations.
I really appreciate the focus on making this tool accessible for non-tech-savvy users; it opens up so many possibilities for businesses and individuals wanting to understand their communications better without needing extensive training. The collaboration with criminal psychologists and polygraph experts adds a great layer of credibility too!
I'm curious about how you plan to gather user feedback once the software is in wider use. Are there any KPIs or metrics you’ll be tracking to ensure continuous improvement? Looking forward to seeing how PolygrAI evolves! Upvoted!
It's a little scary that AI can already do such things. While, for example, earlier detection of health problems is a plus, but facial expression analysis in my opinion should be left for the other person.
Which doesn't change the fact that congratulations on the launch and good luck!
@patpijanowski Thank you. We've made sure that the AI does its job in the right guidelines and to only help companies or individuals make better informed decisions which could elevate their businesses or personal lives.
This is an impressive innovation, @asenlv! The application of AI in deception detection is fascinating and definitely a game changer for how we approach conversations and decision-making. It’s clear that you’ve put tremendous thought into the UX with PolygrAI Desktop, which is essential for broad adoption, especially for non-tech-savvy users.
I appreciate the pivot from LiarLiar.ai, focusing on collaboration with experts. This should really enhance the accuracy of the assessments. I can see great potential for use in various fields, from HR interviews to crucial business negotiations. The limited offer for access sounds like a brilliant way to build an engaged user base.
Looking forward to seeing how PolygrAI evolves and its impact on transparency and security! Upvoted!
I subscribed to LiarLiar originally. Yes it had lots of bugs - what beta does not! And lots of critics -but it is a work in progress! But when it worked it was terrific. A brilliant idea. And it worked on Donald Trump a treat!!!! Asen is to be congratulated on morphing LiarLiar into PolyrAI. This service is a great example of how AI can benefit us all. And yes. I know. AI hallucinates.....but its getting better!
Is there a free trial? I find this very difficult to believe. Are there any legal considerations with this type of tool? I expect some businesses would be afraid of accusations of discrimination.
@jack_michalak Hey Jack! We don't offer a free trial yet. We will start offering it once we switch to a subscription-based pricing model. So far, there is no exact legal framework regarding digital polygraphs, however, we are anticipating one as soon as solutions like ours become increasingly popular. Similar to the conventional hardware polygraphs, the results it outputs should only be taken into consideration along with other relevant pieces of information and lots of context, and never as a basis for final judgement. Potential discrimination due to false positive would only occur if the interviewer, who is using PolygrAI, is not following our Terms of Use and Guidelines. PolygrAI could only give you indication of behavioural fluctuation, but cannot give you an answer to a question.
The concept of real time deception analysis is fascinating. It's amazing to see how far AI has come in understanding human subtleties. I find this very difficult to believe. Are there any legal considerations with this type of tool? I expect some businesses would be afraid of accusations of discrimination.
@bubun_ganguly So far, there is no exact legal framework regarding digital polygraphs, however, we are anticipating one as soon as solutions like ours become increasingly popular. Similar to the conventional hardware polygraphs, the results it outputs should only be taken into consideration along with other relevant pieces of information and lots of context, and never as a basis for final judgement. Potential discrimination due to false positive would only occur if the interviewer, who is using PolygrAI, is not following our Terms of Use and Guidelines. PolygrAI could only give you indication of behavioural fluctuation, but cannot give you an answer to a question.
I can say, that your idea is very interesting, so unique. Big congrats on the launch👏
Very interesting! If you haven't yet, you should put it to the test against polygraph machines, FBI / CIA profilers, and behavior specialists, to see how many times the software outperforms everything we currently depend on.
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