cross-posted from: https://programming.dev/post/37560470
Depression is often linked to changes in facial expressions. However, the link between mild depression, known as subthreshold depression, and changes in facial expressions remains unclear. Now, researchers have investigated whether subthreshold depression shows changes in facial expressions in Japanese young adults using artificial intelligence. The findings reveal distinct muscle movement patterns related to depressive symptoms which may help detect depression early, paving the way for timely and preventative mental health care.
Perfect, we can now detect at what level to hold the populous so they’ll keep working, and not revolt.
I recall reading that one application of sentiment analysis in voice recognition — like, determining what a speaker’s mood is — is that if someone gets upset on a call talking to a computer, the system will route them to a human.
Brother, I think you are depressed.
Correct, please send this one to the Emotional Recalibration Camp as soon as possible.
If you’re a good little citizen, they might even teach you how to concentrate while you’re at camp!
Wait. No stop I DIDN’T MEA-