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You can’t determine emotion from someone’s facial movements–and neither can AI

Interpreting a person’s facial expression can’t be done in a vacuum; it depends on the context—something that Northeastern neuroscientist Lisa Feldman Barrett shows in a groundbreaking new study published Thursday in the scientific journal Nature Communications.

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