Faking a cold to get out of work? AI might tell if you're actually sick
A new study shows that artificial intelligence is pretty good at predicting the common cold, and could be used by employers to find out whether or not workers are sick.
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A new study shows that artificial intelligence is pretty good at predicting the common cold, and could be used by employers to find out whether or not workers are sick.
A new study shows that artificial intelligence is pretty good at predicting the common cold, and could be used by employers to find out whether or not workers are sick.
A new study shows that artificial intelligence is pretty good at predicting the common cold, and could be used by employers to find out whether or not workers are sick.
The study used harmonics (vocal rhythms in human speech) to detect the presence of cold in people.
The researchers from the Sardar Vallabhbhai National Institute of Technology in Surat successfully analysed the voice patterns of 630 persons in which 111 of these people were having a cold