The science behind age perception: facial cues, context, and first impressions Perceiving someone’s age is a fast, automatic process driven by a mix of visual cues and social context. Human observers rely on a constellation of features—skin texture, wrinkle patterns, facial proportions, hair color, and even posture—to form an instant judgment. These cues interact: for…
Author: Maya Sood
Delhi-raised AI ethicist working from Nairobi’s vibrant tech hubs. Maya unpacks algorithmic bias, Afrofusion music trends, and eco-friendly home offices. She trains for half-marathons at sunrise and sketches urban wildlife in her bullet journal.