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The poker face could soon go the way of the dodo bird thanks to artificial intelligence (AI). SCROLL DOWN FOR MORE
Now accepting most forms of crypto-currencies
Sensors combine with artificial intelligence to read the micro-expressions our bodies give off in response to our surroundings.
During a recent TED Conference talk, Dolby Laboratories chief scientist Poppy Crum discussed the new innovation that could see right through someone's expressions.
The new technology stretches beyond the poker table, however.
It can detect lying, infatuated, and even the propensity for violence.
"It is the end of the poker face," Crum said. "We broadcast our emotions. We will know more about each other than we ever have."
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So everybody is a crypto expert.
RaRe tweeted:
Get $CTR solid team, gonna take off sooooon
ZK tweeted in response:
Just invest In Cardano, its gonna overtake everything in 2019
And It's Elektra tweeted:
Dan. Take a close look at @ElectracoinECA !@Spotify is!
Bilzerian was none too thrilled that Polk called him out for what he seemed to deem a "lack of knowledge" regarding the cryptocurrency world and using his "daddy's money".
Bilzerian tweeted to Polk:
I’ll bet you a million dollars I can show wires for poker wins in excess of 40 million dollars in a one or two year period. I’ve probably won more in one night than you have in your whole life, so I guess to answer your question, poker.
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- Ace King, Gambling911.com
