That is horrifying.
I don't suppose there'd be any way to know if companies are using this neo-phrenology during interviews?
I don't suppose there'd be any way to know if companies are using this neo-phrenology during interviews?
That could never run into problems, whatsoever. /s
I guess with images of this sort, it might judge that the person could be dangerous, but just on the looks of your face alone, that is just stereotyping done as a [very suspect] business.
https://www.google.com/search?q=silence+of+the+lambs+hanniba...