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https://www.engadget.com/2018/05/17/chinese-school-facial-recognition-kids-attention/

Three cameras have been installed above a blackboard at Hangzhou Number 11 High School in eastern China. [#e62e3a]The system identifies seven different facial expressions -- neutral, happy, sad, disappointed, angry, scared and surprised -- to determine whether children are focused on their lessons, and if they're not, the computer will feed this back to the teacher.[/#e62e3a]

Unsurprisingly, the program has been met with criticism from some quarters, but [#e62e3a]the school's headmaster, Mr Ni, said he believes the system will boost educational standards. "It's the same as teachers having an assistant, and it can improve the quality of teaching,[/#e62e3a]" he said, according to the Hangzhou.com report. "Some have said it can infringe the privacy of students, but it only records students' movements, rather than filming activities in class." Ominously, he added: "And [#e62e3a]those who focus on lectures will be marked with an A, while students who let their minds wander will be marked with a B."[/#e62e3a]