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There has been a new technology created by Prof. Thomas Huang. To me it sounds like it could be a very reliable and valuable resource. It could make things a little easier to see inside a person's mind, to know what they think when they don't want to tell you. I also believe it is an invation of privacy though. This artical has many details about why it's a good thing, but in my opinion some of the good qualities are also bad. "New computor software that can recognize emotions." It is based off of six basic emotions: "happiness, surprise, anger, disgust, fear, and sadness" and Prof. Huang then "associated each with characteristic movements of the facial muscles." His software stores "anatomical information as electronic code." Prof. Huang is quoted in this artical stating, "A classroom computor could recognize when a student is becoming confused or bored," this is where it becomes an invation of privacy. It should not be alowed to take our emotions without us, as students, being asked first. I don't support it being used in schools or just on the computor unless the people it is being used on know that it is being used. It would be a very valuable resource for people, but it is a very big invation of privacy in my opinion. Thanks for your time.
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Your evaluation score is: 1.0
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