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The idea of being able to understand someone's emotions everyday is an extrodinary and very difficult task. Everyday people constantly hide their emotions where others blatanly show them whether it be at school or at home. The Facial Action Coding System (FACS) can solve this problem and I agree that it could potentially help read students emotions, but I also disagree with what it has to offer. The program is a very interesting concept that could help students who are confused at school and draw out hidden emotions, but it could also become a privacy issue and innaccurate. The FACS is created to be used as a tool for students that could be installed into the computers used in schools. One major pro for this program would be how effective it could be in the classroom. The system could detect when a person is confused during a lesson or lecture. Dr. Huang states that it could modify the lesson and potentially make it feel as if a human instructor was helping the student. This could be seen as a positive outcome because if their are a group of students that are confused during a lesson, the computers would be able to help them immediatley instead of having to wait for the teacher to help 5 or 6 different students. Another positive outcome of this device would be how it could draw out certin emotions that our human eye cannot detect. In the text, it states how certain muscles such as the zygomatic major and the risorius are the ones used in producing a false smile which can be received as a real one without proper inspection. This ability would make it useful to see if someone is hiding something or is not being truthful, but this could also lead to the next point which explains why this would not work due to privacy and inacurracy. There is always going to be a privacy issue with technology, and there can potentially be a major one with this program. Many people hide their emotions and never get them off of their chest would could cause stress. If this system was accurate enough to read that, it could notify teachers and other adults about the student's problems and they would be upset that the teachers are able to see this without asking directly. Certain emotions are meant to be kept inside the person and not out in the world for everyone to see. Others are supposed to be expressed like happiness, but the ones that are supposed to be kept inside should not be drawn out because of a computer technology that can read someone's expressions. There are both pros and cons to this new computer system, and could help students in school, but also pull out information that is not supposed to be drawn out. I agree that this technology could help students who are lost and could also help them learn by teaching them the topic in a different way. If its main focus was for learning purposes and learning purposes only, I would be completly fine with the idea reaching schools. The only thing that is holding me back from unanimously agreeing is how it can read all emotions and the ones that are meant to be kept inside can be shared to other people.
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Your evaluation score is: 4.0
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