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US companies are planning to profit from lie-detection technology that uses brain scans, but the move to commercialize a little-tested method is ringing ethical and scientific alarm bells. Helen Pearson reports. Bioethicists and civil-rights activists are calling into question plans by two US companies to single out liars by sliding them into a brain scanner and searching their brains for give-away patterns of deception.The two firms say that they will give the accused a chance to prove their innocence using a technique more accurate than the discredited polygraph.

Lure of lie detectors spooks ethicists