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An analysis of roughly 38,000 high-school senior portraits shows Americans’ frowns turning upside down
Say Cheese: Yearkbook Photos Show How Our Smiles Have Changed In The Last 100 Years
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The evolution of smiles in yearbook photos over 100 years
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The evolution of the smile captured in 100 years of yearbook photos
As facial-recognition technology grows, so does wariness about privacy. Use at a school in Seattle fuels debate.
Ruth Wasem - Senior Fellow - Cleveland State University
The evolution of smiles in yearbook photos over 100 years