The possibilities of using artificial intelligence technologies as an auxiliary tool for automating psychophysiological examinations involving a polygraph are examined. Certain legal, procedural, and ethical barriers that make it impossible to eliminate the subjective element from the polygraph examiner’s work are identified. A conclusion has been reached regarding the need to transform, rather than abolish, the polygraph examiner profession.
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