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The results from the EEG test showed that brain activity differed when people were looking at real versus synthetic faces. PTI Last Updated : 08 November 2023, 06:56 IST ...

The results from the EEG test showed that brain activity differed when people were looking at real versus synthetic faces. This difference was apparent at around 170 milliseconds after the faces ...