INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS MACHINES CORPORATION (20240323695). COMPUTER GENERATED SECURITY FOR VERBAL COMMUNICATIONS WHEN USING A SMART DEVICE simplified abstract
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COMPUTER GENERATED SECURITY FOR VERBAL COMMUNICATIONS WHEN USING A SMART DEVICE
Organization Name
INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS MACHINES CORPORATION
Inventor(s)
Carolina Garcia Delgado of Zapopan (MX)
Jonathan Cottrell of Canandaigua NY (US)
Brianne Boldrin of Cary NC (US)
COMPUTER GENERATED SECURITY FOR VERBAL COMMUNICATIONS WHEN USING A SMART DEVICE - A simplified explanation of the abstract
This abstract first appeared for US patent application 20240323695 titled 'COMPUTER GENERATED SECURITY FOR VERBAL COMMUNICATIONS WHEN USING A SMART DEVICE
The abstract of the patent application describes a security system for verbal communications on a smart device to determine when a communication is confidential and prevent unauthorized access.
- Verbal communications on a primary device are analyzed using natural language processing to detect confidential conversations.
- The system initiates a designation when a confidential communication is in session to protect the privacy of the user.
- Geolocation of secondary devices is detected to ensure they are not within range to eavesdrop on the confidential communication.
- If a secondary device is too close, a disengaging action is initiated to prevent audio communication to that device.
Potential Applications: - Secure communication in business meetings - Protection of sensitive information in personal conversations - Preventing unauthorized access to confidential discussions
Problems Solved: - Ensuring privacy and security of verbal communications - Preventing eavesdropping on confidential conversations - Protecting sensitive information from unauthorized access
Benefits: - Enhanced privacy and security for verbal communications - Peace of mind knowing confidential conversations are protected - Prevention of data breaches and leaks of sensitive information
Commercial Applications: Title: Secure Verbal Communication System for Smart Devices This technology can be used in corporate boardrooms, government agencies, legal offices, and any other setting where confidential conversations take place. It can also be marketed to individuals who value their privacy and want to ensure their personal conversations remain confidential.
Questions about the technology: 1. How does the system determine if a communication is confidential? The system analyzes the content of the verbal communication using natural language processing to identify keywords and phrases that indicate confidentiality. 2. What actions are taken if a secondary device is detected within range? If a secondary device is too close, the system initiates a disengaging action to prevent audio communication to that device.
Original Abstract Submitted
security for verbal communications when using a smart device within range of other communications devices can include detecting a verbal communication on a primary device by a user to determine when the verbal communication is confidential. analysis is implemented of an audio input using natural language processing, and when a confidential communication is in session, a designation is initiated. further analysis is implemented to detect a geolocation of one or more secondary devices to the primary device. responsive to determining the geolocation for one or more secondary devices is below the predetermined threshold, initiating a disengaging action to discourage audio communication to an audio input of the one or more secondary devices.
