Artificial intelligence analyzes psychological state through voice.

Arabian Sea Newspaper - Special

Arabian Gulf - Reuters: A Georgian university has succeeded in creating an artificial intelligence system capable of analyzing voice patterns to determine a person's psychological traits, enabling the detection of cognitive, emotional, and behavioral dimensions of individuals with remarkable accuracy. According to Reuters, the innovation comes from the Business and Technology University (BTU) in Tbilisi, Georgia, and examines the details of human speech, including tone, rhythm, resonance, speed, pauses, and emotional fluctuations, to build a detailed psychological profile. This profile is known as the "Psycho-Code" and acts as an indicator that maps how a person thinks, feels, and interacts, revealing personality dimensions that were previously difficult to measure. The "Psycho-Code" provides a new perspective on understanding human consciousness, and this achievement has been made possible by integrating advanced artificial intelligence algorithms with psychoacoustic analysis research. The Psycho-Code allows specialists to interpret behavior, motivations, and growth potential. This approach not only enhances academic research but also opens doors to practical applications in mental health, education, and personal development. By transforming sound signals into measurable data, the BTU system, named after the university, contributes to the advancement of both cognitive science and artificial intelligence. Researchers emphasize that the technology is designed to complement the work of psychologists, not to replace it. By "hacking" the human mind through sound, the system opens up possibilities for scientific research and practical applications, transforming the way people understand themselves.