In the original publication [], the authors identified that references [38,41] had become inaccessible. As a result, the authors replaced them with the following new references:
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Due to these changes, some content of Section 4.1. has been revised as stated below:
The sentence:
“Using a virtual border interview, it analyzed micro-expressions on a traveler’s face to assess the truthfulness of their answers, claiming an accuracy rate of approximately 76% during controlled trials [38].”
has been updated to:
“Using a virtual border interview, it analyzed micro-expressions on a traveler’s face to assess the truthfulness of their answers, claiming an accuracy rate of approximately 75% during controlled trials [38].”
Additionally, a citation for [38] has been added after the phrase “national watchlists”.
Another sentence:
“A failure analysis revealed that the AI-based lie detection system had a high false-positive rate, incorrectly flagging innocent travelers as deceptive in about 27% of cases [41].”
has been updated to:
“A failure analysis revealed that the AI-based lie detection system had a high false-positive rate, incorrectly flagging innocent travelers as deceptive in about 24.45% of cases [37].”
Finally, citation [41] has been added after the sentence ending with “behaviors may vary greatly”.
The authors state that the scientific conclusions are unaffected. This correction was approved by the Academic Editor. The original publication has also been updated.
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