An Inside Look at the Spy Technology of the Future
...Practiced spies know that while they're undercover, they have to continually gauge aspects of a suspect's body language since it could tell as much as or more than the words a person speaks.
And like there are increasingly advanced facial recognition cameras, other surveillance technology can even detect poses that can indicate bad behavior or impure intentions.
One option, currently used in Japan, is called the AI Guardman, and it knows the stances that people typically take when shoplifting. When things seem amiss, the technology notifies shopkeepers via a connected app.
The company that makes the equipment is targeting big businesses but recognizes that there's a need for such surveillance at smaller establishments too.
Although the company isn't marketing to spies, the way that the AI Guardman can pick up on minor things that might otherwise get overlooked makes it a potentially good fit for people involved in espionage.
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