A new A.I. can guess your personality type based on your eye movements

"The eyes … they never lie," said noted philosopher Tony Montana in the gangster movie Scarface. While Montana chose to go down the drug-dealing and murdering route, however, had he been born 30 years later he could probably have had a promising career as a computer interface designer. At least, that's the message we're choosing to take away from a new project created by researchers in Australia and Germany. They developed an artificial intelligence that is able to predict a person's personality type by looking into their eyes. "Several previous works suggested that the way in which we move our eyes is modulated by who we are -- by our personality," Andreas Bulling, a professor from Germany's Max Planck Institute for Informatics, told Digital Trends.