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China’s facial recognition AI has a new target: Students

Posted on May 18, 2018June 25, 2025 by Dissent

Tristan Greene reports:

China, in a bid to be the biggest big brother of them all, has expanded its already massive facial recognition AI system. Now, along with political dissenters and criminals on the lam, it’ll track the emotional state of high school students in classrooms.

What a great idea: Students at the Hangzhou No. 11 middle school are being monitored by a set of three AI-powered cameras that provide real-time emotional recognition and analysis.

Read more on TNW.

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