Artificial Intelligence has become a topic all over the internet recently, after the popularization of tools like OpenAI's ChatGPT. Many people are finding various ways to exploit these tools and make them useful for whatever purpose. And now, researchers have discovered that they can, through a AI that detects colds, identify differences between the sick and healthy person just by the tone of voice.
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Researchers can detect a cold just by changes in the pitch of your voice
While this can be helpful in helping people spot a cold, it can also mean problems for employees who often call in sick to be able to miss work. work.
If this technology becomes the next big thing in the future and leads to the development of more a revolutionary product, employers will be able to use it to find out who has a cold and who doesn't. it is.
According to a report attributed to The Economist, researchers at the Sardar Vallabhbhai National Institute of Technology analyzed the vocal patterns of 630 people. 111 of them actually had a cold.
Patterns were analyzed to identify who was really sick. The report also adds that vocal rhythms of human speech were analyzed to detect the presence of a cold in people.
Because a person with a cold can present an irregular pattern of these vocal rhythms. Based on this data, the researchers used AI algorithms to analyze the differences in each individual's modulations, in order to detect who actually had a cold.
The Economist further reported that test takers had to count from 1 to 40, followed by a description of what they did over the weekend. They were then asked to recite Aesop's fable entitled The North Wind and the Sun.
The study's accuracy in detecting the common cold was 70%.
