Nope, on a second stare, he still looks angry to me.
Differing interpretations of facial expressions is a fascinating field. I remember some discussion of the ethics and practicalities with my colleague Prof J. Ferryman at Reading, with whom I worked on security tech projects - he was the lead for some aspects of the computer vision parts while I was leading the ethical aspects.
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Differing interpretations of facial expressions is a fascinating field. I remember some discussion of the ethics and practicalities with my colleague Prof J. Ferryman at Reading, with whom I worked on security tech projects - he was the lead for some aspects of the computer vision parts while I was leading the ethical aspects.