Assessing the social impact of Emotional AI
(Getting there but still under construction)
Led by Professor Andrew McStay of Bangor University (Wales, UK), this website contain academic insights, industry-relevant reports, policy analysis and practical solutions on how to address emergent technological interest in emotional life.
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As it develops, it’s going to be important to track its advice and positioning. Ethics and innovation have a histor… https://t.co/wH3tXTsFGP
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RT @digi_ad: Thing is, this isn’t bias, it’s a particular culture impacting on the construction and worldview of an individual.… https://t.co/bDKapuF42A
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Sentiment, context, communication and the poo emoji. Be careful what you pair it with https://t.co/mZypBOV3ZE
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In all things #EmotionalAI, don’t overlook the humble chatbot. It’s the mundane that’s most interesting, right? https://t.co/wRyeGvBxd2
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RT @digi_ad: It’s all getting a bit Marvin Minsky: ‘affection from a human user will increase the robot’s simulated levels of ox… https://t.co/vm799sjihM
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The wristband that lets you control computers with your brain https://t.co/OouoIEE8pm
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This ‘feeling-into’ stuff I’m talking about in the Emotional AI book, it’s not just theory. https://t.co/gEqwC5bIId
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Korean Snapchat clone, now has its own version of Animoji https://t.co/BTflG0UV1B
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RT @digi_ad: For those still questioning whether #emotionalAI is a ‘thing’, check this. Lots of interest in West too in datafied… https://t.co/Vsehqil3Rp
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RT @digi_ad: Interviewed for the forthcoming #emotionalAI book. Enlightening things to say on training data and bias. I also see… https://t.co/1964G4UBfU