Jan 15, 2019
Craig is on with Jim Polito discussing the lie-detecting eye scanner and the new Huawei scandal involving its CFO.
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Transcript:
Below is a rush transcript of this segment, it might contain errors.
Airing date: 01/15/2019
Lie Detecting Eye Scanner - Huawei And China First Strike Military
Craig Peterson: 0:00
Hey, good morning, Craig Peterson here. Got my little robot running in the background, cleaning the floors. These things are great if you don't have one of these. I have a Roomba. One of their newer models that I got on sale. It was a beta winners and alpha testing, actually. So I love these things. Anyhow, this morning, I was on with Jim Polito, and we talked about a couple of different things. We talked about Huawei and their impact. We also talked about this Blade Runner style I scanning a lie detector. Is that something that's coming our way? Should we be worried about it. And we've been doing a lot of work here on the DIY security for business. So keep your eye out for those videos. And those courses. We're going to be doing some coaching and consulting and everything. This is going to be something out, never done this before. So you're going to get a great deal on that is as well as the free training that comes as part of that live. So anyways, here we go with Mr. Polito Have a great day. Everybody
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sees everybody's favorite genius. And he's here now our good friend
and Tech Talk guru. Craig Peterson. Good morning, sir.
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Good morning. I'm not sure I like being back from Naples, Florida.
You're a little cool. Oh. Amy.
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Danny Do I still have Here it is.
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Everybody for Craig Peterson is back from Naples, Florida. Oh, how
he's. We suffered. Craig, come on. Canadian. Canadian. You're
supposed to be able to
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forget it. I don't even want to get into it.
Unknown 1:47
The weather? Yeah, it won't. It was 89 when I laughed driving
because we went and visited a couple of people work for me down
there. My daughter at nine next morning. Got up. It was 69 next
morning. We get up it was 49 as we continue to go further north and
then and then it was 29 and now Yo, single digit Yeah. Talk to the
Chamber of Commerce and get this taken care of.
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Yeah, this weather What did we get right outside here? Well, we got
23 now but you're up you're up farther north. So anyway, Craig's
again I'll
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I'll keep playing and if you do it oh keep doing my cousin's down
in Naples right now for the season so really like to be in Naples
all right here and if you know what if you want to be able to tell
if I'm telling the truth about I want to be in Naples right now you
could I think it's fair to say yeah, Jim's telling the truth about
that now what if you thought I was lying about that there's a new
type of technology available that will scan my eyes hey I was a big
fan of the movie Blade Runner which was a great Harrison Ford movie
I never saw the remake but the original Blade Runner you telling me
that they're soon going to have the technology to be able to tell
if I'm lying just by my eyes
Unknown 3:25
well it looks that way are it is on its way. You know we've had a
number of technologies over the years to try and get people telling
lies you've probably seen in the back of magazines I remember this
as a kid you know right next to the X ray glasses
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little miss a little thing that you could use to listen to people's
voices and felt they were lying to you and that technology's been
around for a while so you can take a voice sample and do some
serious analysis on it and often Cal someone's got the stress
markers right that's what they're looking for typically is a stress
markers and everybody knows what a polygraph is. We've seen them
all over TV and the movies for years right and the whole idea in
fact Penn and Teller did wonders their famous TV shows about
polygraphs and how inaccurate they were and all it's doing is just
measuring your heartbeat and your and your skin conductivity.
Right
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It's ga stanza said it's only a lie. If you believe it's a lie.
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He is right from
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if you're a very good liar, you can beat the poly
Unknown 4:46
well how often do you think people do that? How frequently do you
think professional polygraph die or
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get it right
Unknown 4:55
now that i don't know i don't know so mean I do know that it is
still inadmissible in court which means that judges have said okay
that's fine but we're not going you can use that as an
investigative tool law enforcement but we're not going to use it as
evidence so I can't be that high
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yeah human operators of course are interpreting what they see based
on the questions that are being asked and and which up 62 maybe as
much as 75% accurate at the absolute past the polygraph so this is
new technology kind of like absolutely what what they were using
and in Blade Runner and I did see the second movie and I did like
it It wasn't the same It was definitely a little different universe
so yeah I don't know you missed a lot there but that Blade Runner
saying where they hook it up and they look in your eyes This is
called IV patch This is a new company it was bark back I should say
by Mark Cuban and they've been around now for four or five years so
quite a while this wasn't
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this wasn't on Shark Tank was it
Unknown 6:13
No I don't think you'll realize I think this is one of his
independence of fun that he did oh
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I'm just joking
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I want to 25% of the company $400,000
Unknown 6:27
Yeah exactly. Well he might have done that anyways I don't know
maybe he gives us on Shark Tank be super watching you never know
right yeah um. But it is a next generation lie detector but bottom
line justice to scams as said yeah this is really the same old
polygraph now.
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She's so please who are saying that it is better. They're claiming
an accuracy rate of 86%. Okay. That give or take 10 to 20% better
than the Polycom graph
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is a while back. Yes. And kill if you don't think you're lying. Not
really ever show anything. So it's, it's basically
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looking for the same markers, right? It's looking to see
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it's looking to see if it's if it's really, really working. I mean,
if you really, really stressed out
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yeah, if you think you're lying, because your eyes going to
construct or dilate based on whether you think you're lying.
Whether you are feeling uncomfortable. Now they're claiming they've
got 500 customers and 40 countries, there are people who are
deploying it. And I got this great quote from University Minnesota
Professor professor there, no science and psychology saying, it's
astounding to me that they're paying customers deploying this
technology and actually screening people with that. So expect it to
be in the test. They like that we
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have a problem with it. If you are an as an investigative tool for
police. And if and if a suspect wants to submit to it. Like if I if
I had a loved one missing and they wanted to make sure I didn't
have anything to do with it. I'd say give me the poly Give me the
whatever the test is, so that you'll stop looking at me and you'll
start looking for my loved one. But I wouldn't I certainly wouldn't
submit to it for other reasons. And yeah, I in court, I wouldn't
want that. So okay. Literally a little simpler deployment of the
technology. But the same idea looking for stress. Now speaking of
stress, and we're talking with Craig Peterson. And in the short
time we have left, we got another important topic, but I want to
remind you at the end of the segment, we're going to give you an
800 number. He text My name to it, Jim and Craig will send you the
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And he'll keep you abreast of everything important that's going on
in technology. Who Wait, am I pronouncing the name of the Chinese
company properly? Huawei? Wow. Wow. is a company a massive telecom
company in China. And they are I'm concerned about them, because
I'm afraid that because there is no line between Corporation in the
state in China that if I'm using Say it again. Well, why why why?
Why always technology the state is China is going to be listening
in.
Unknown 9:50
Yeah, you got some real good concerns there. And one of the
problems we have in the US is, guess what our phones are using much
of our backbone for our telephony networks. And even some of our
data network is provided by Huawei. So we have some evidence that
Huawei has been breaking sanctions with Iran and hence the arrest
in Canada of their CFO when she was changing planes over in
Vancouver. I understand that was just yet another arrest of Huawei
executive. I think he was in South Korea, I'm trying to remember
but but they China's largest telecom company is really because of
the technology they happen to us. They can monitor the electronic
communications of anyone using one way technology and apparently
some people have found that happening Yeah, and one way is now
illegal to use for illegal the rules have been changed cannot be
sold on in the military bases turn up to us by our government, at
least not directly.
Unknown 11:06
Yeah, see, this is I get it. We were just talking about company in
Western Mass, that's Chinese. And it's great. They're they're
bringing great jobs to the region. They build rail cars and these
cars are going to be used I believe on the orange line in Boston on
the T great jobs manufacturing Chinese company but people are
sounding the alarm and say, wait a minute, these just aren't rail
cars they have electronic technology within them what is our
guarantee that there's not some backdoor in there that somebody in
China can throw a switch but click a mouse and shut down that train
and and it's that's why I wanted to bring this up that you were
talking about about this you know, that's a small example how about
a massive telecom company whose technology is in just about
everything over here? Yeah,
Unknown 12:00
yeah, exactly. And while we set to overtake apple and the iPhone
and the smartphone market here in the US and worldwide it's a real
concern it's a very big concern we got to remember just as you said
this the People's Liberation Army Communist China you know, it's
you're talking about PC politically correct earlier today. And
believe me, they are communists, this is Red China read used to
mean communist, right? Yeah. And then they change the terminology
on us and they are not our friends. China's current philosophy is
to use technology as a first strike attack. It's true their
enemies.
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That's true,
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Craig, we're up against the clock here. So folks, if you have a
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Unknown 13:26
Thanks Jim. Take care. Take care. Bye bye.
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All right. A final word when we return. You're listening to the Jim
Polito show your safe space
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