China using facial recognition on Uighurs in Xinjiang to detect emotions: Reports

Report: China Using A.I. Emotion-Detection Software on Uyghurs

Chinese Communist Party (CCP) authorities have installed camera systems in police stations across China's westernmost territory, Xinjiang, that allegedly use artificial intelligence (AI) and facial recognition software to detect people's emotional states, the BBC reported on Wednesday.

Report: China Testing Emotion Detection Software On Uyghur Muslims ‘Like Rats’ In ‘Laboratories’

The Chinese Communist government has been testing an artificial intelligence (AI) emotion-detection camera system on Uyghur Muslims in Xinjiang, according to a bombshell report from the BBC.

China uses artificial intelligence to read Uyghur prisoners' emotions

China reportedly has 800 million surveillance cameras (Picture: Getty)Artificial intelligence systems that can ‘read’ emotions have allegedly been used on China’s minority Uyghur population, according to a whistleblower software engineer who helped install the systems.The technology has reportedly been tested on at least five Uyghur detainees who were strapped in to chairs by their hands and ankles.The muslim Uyghur population in China has alleg…

Chinese authorities testing 'emotion-recognition' technology on Muslim Uighurs: report

A software engineer who spoke to the BBC's Panorama programme described the AI software as 'similar to a lie detector but far more advanced'.

China using facial recognition on Uighurs in Xinjiang to detect emotions: Reports

A software engineer has revealed that the Chinese government has been testing facial recognition and Artificial Intelligence (AI) to check the state of emotions of the Uighur community in the Xinjiang region. The revelation was made by the software engineer to BBC’s Panorama programme under the condition of anonymity as the engineer fears for his safety.

China Subjected Uighurs to Cruel Tests of Facial Recognition Systems: Report

A software engineer said Uighurs would be locked in chairs in police stations while cameras were trained on them.