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The use of AI to detect your emotions is a $20 billion industry that encompasses everything from focus grouping ads to assessing the faces of job candidates in interviews. But scientists claim the premise behind this tech—that one’s emotions can be read directly from the contours of one’s facial expressions—doesn’t actually hold up to scrutiny.
A new web app from researchers at the University of Cambridge is designed to demonstrate how wildly inaccurate these systems can be while educating people on the extent to which they are already in use across a host of different applications.
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