Scientists develop computer than can distinguish human emotions
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A computer that is capable of reading people's mind is being developed by British and American scientists. It will be capable of understanding and inferring even a raised eyebrow or a questioning look of the person, say the scientists from the University of Cambridge, England and Massachusetts Institute of Technology in the U.S., who are involved in the project.
Prof Peter Robinson of the University of Cambridge said the computer will be able to read a person's thoughts by analyzing facial movements that represent underlying feelings.
A computer that is capable of reading people's mind is being developed by British and American scientists. It will be capable of understanding and inferring even a raised eyebrow or a questioning look of the person, say the scientists from the University of Cambridge, England and Massachusetts Institute of Technology in the U.S., who are involved in the project.Prof Peter Robinson of the University of Cambridge said the computer will be able to read a person's thoughts by analyzing facial movements that represent underlying feelings.
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