The interesting part for me was to see what it rated my expression when I believed to have a neutral emotion showing. It seems I look a little angry and contemptuous all the time.

Dig the project.

Apparently when I laugh I show disgust, no wonder I'm no longer invited to dinner parties! I partly joke, but it did do a good job at distinguishing different expressions but maybe not assigning them to the correct one.

For me, contorting my face into a horrible bared-tooth grimace was interpreted as "joy".

Very nice experiment. It will be nice to be able to test it without playing the youtube video.

Doesn't work on chrome mobile seems to think I'm Explorer as it advised me to download chrome, Firefox or Opera.

Yes, only Chrome, Firefox, and Opera browsers are supported.

Really cool!The output had my emotions right 95% of the time. Looking forward to real life uses cases of this script.

Can anyone explain that this is about?

The website popped up with a request to use my camera (I declined - I don't know what this even is, wants to do etc).

What is this trying to do?

Computer vision in JS?

Yes, it's a demo of Affectiva's JS SDK, tracking your emotions in real-time as you watch a YouTube video.

Cool app. It's interesting to think about the idea of different content/ads being served to people based on their emotion.

make the background white, much better lighting conditions :)

if only i found a youtube video that is more than "meh" to me... :)