Vibraimage and Artificial Intelligence as Independent Branches of Cybernetics

The general principles and differences of vibraimage technology (VI) and artificial intelligence (AI) are analyzed. Shown that VI technology has significant differences from AI, and these technologies should be considered as independent areas of cybernetics. The non-use of AI in VI technology in the detection of behavior and recognition of emotions is substantiated by the absence of standard approaches to behavior and emotions now. Described the joint use of VI and AI for medical diagnostics. It is proposed to replace the thesis on the limitations of the use of AI for human research with general requirements for verifying the accuracy of psychophysiology technology, taking into account the probability of errors, sensitivity and specificity. Considered appropriate to limit the impact of ethical restrictions on the processing of biological and physical signals