The study used a computer program that freely synthesizes facial identity and facial movements. (VIDEO)

Okinawa Institute of Science and Technology (OIST) Graduate University

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The study used a computer program that freely synthesizes facial identity and facial movements, allowing participants to control either their own face or another person’s face on a screen, with varying levels of control.

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Cybernetic Humanity Studio

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