Brian Moore has designed a case that is, to say the least, special! The LOL Verifier validates if your laugh is sincere or not before sending a “LOL” by message.
Artificial intelligence has applications in everyday life. For example, this technology allows Nvidia to upscale old blurry YouTube videos. But the AI is also able to know when you ” LOLEZ » thanks to a case designed by Brian Moore. The engineer has already designed several satirical products inspired by pop culture and new technologies!
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The LOL Verifier certifies your ” LOL »
The LOL Verifier, as its name suggests, checks when you really laugh at a message. With the advent of messaging, a ” LOL sent to a loved one does not necessarily mean that we are laughing in real life. This Brian Moore-designed case serves to verify your legitimacy with its creator-trained artificial intelligence.
I remember when LOL meant “ laughing out loud “. And now it doesn’t mean anything. Reduced to the simple recognition of a message.
Brian Moore
But how does the LOL Verifier work? If the box detects an audible laugh when the user types ” LOL ” on his computer, the message is validated by a notification with the exact time.
If you didn’t laugh and want to please by answering ” LOL », a red light appears on the case and the three letters are replaced by ” Haha ” Where “ That’s funny “.
The silences detected by the LOL Verifier
Brian Moore says his artificial intelligence program also needs of the absence of laughter as a reference. Laughs are also very varied and range from giggling to laughing out loud. ” Then you have to train it on sounds without laughing, like keyboard sounds and silence. Background noise, TV, music, these things don’t matter says the engineer.
If you want to buy the LOL Verifier, bad news. This is only a one-time creation. But during an interview with Vice, Brian Moore hinted that commercialization is possible. Case to follow.
