 Which is the least likely thing computers could pick up on from a photo?
If we knew nothing about their criminal history, some of their photos might even appear attractive. But the idea that someone's features betray their character is something rooted deep within us; it's the reason why certain photos perform well on dating apps, or why trustworthy-looking politicians might rack up votes. Through a study of 1,856 images ("controlled for race, gender, age and facial expression") they claim to have established the validity of "automated, face-induced inference on criminality, despite the historical controversy surrounding this line of enquiry."
 An underlying capability of committing crime
 The impact of socioeconomic status on a person's character  An underlying capability of committing crime  The effect of wealth on someone's life  How social a person is likely to be