A newly-invented device that reads men’s minds has the capability to detect when a man watches pornography.
The device developed by Chinese researchers is aimed at stopping the consumption of pornographic content, which is already illegal in the Asian country.
The 1997 penal code of China forbids depicting sexual acts except for medical or artistic purposes, but it appears the law is being abused, hence the invention of the mind-reading device to help enforce it.
NYpost reports the Chinese researchers as saying that they have developed an official patent for a device capable of reading a man’s mind and specifically detecting when he is watching an erotic movie.
It is further reported that the device’s prototype is capable of detecting brain waves that are activated when a man views pornography.
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The study was conducted on 15 male college students who were placed in front of a computer screen playing porn while wearing the device on their heads. The mind reader will then be able to process a collection of photos and videos and flag anything suspicious, the report said.
Xu Jianjun, the director of the electrical engineering department at Beijing Jiaotong University, said that the inspiration behind the invention is to detect bad information.
He added that the results from the device’s mind-reading activity are 80% accurate, and it has the ability to filter out additional signals that can trigger brainwaves when emotions are emitted from non-porn-related content.
Already, Chinese government officials have been deploying censorship agencies known as porn examiners to enforce the law against the patronage of pornography.
The agency is mandated to search the internet to flag inappropriate content.
In related news, private legal practitioner, Lawyer Maurice Ampaw, has alleged that some Ghanaian pastors have declined spiritually because they take delight in watching pornography.
Many Pastors in Ghana are fond of watching nudes that is why their spiritual life has fallen because of pornography, Maurice Ampaw said on Accra-based Kingdom FM.
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