Living with Emotional AI
Led by Professor Andrew McStay of Bangor University (Wales, UK), this website contains insights, project details, art projects, analysis, reports, solutions and opportunities on how to live with technologies that detect emotional life.
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Shareholders seeking to stop Amazon's sale of facial recognition tech (that also uses emotional AI) to US police f… https://t.co/yH9clMT5Mm
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RT @BigDataSoc: Learn more about the rise of emotion detecton in digital out-of-home #Advertising in @digi_ad's new research articl… https://t.co/gnsfa8eX96
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Keynotes and video from the recent conference on post-digital life. https://t.co/Fdq3q6BBgY
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RT @digi_ad: AI systems that use female voices are helping to perpetuate gender biases, according to a United Nations study. https://t.co/60z0tIV3ss
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Two veillance issues, “peerveillance” & “empaveillance”, ie monitoring and machically feeling-into 1st person persp… https://t.co/nEBuvHwTY3
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RT @digi_ad: Fast moving: AI ad copywriting that creates AI-generated copy that adapts to the "voice" of a particular brand… https://t.co/OrlqhCLZLB
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RT @digi_ad: Session 4 today of How to Live Well with Emotional AI series at Uni' of Otago, NZ. Today is emotion, democracy gone… https://t.co/B2iWRYPVUC
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A telling patent. Ubiquitous emotion capture in devices and home long promised (by MS, Apple & others), but the liv… https://t.co/6FH5UlVBy6
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RT @VianBakir1: Excellent pre-lecture viewing for all coming to Tues (21 May 11-12) lecture series on How to Live Well with Emotion… https://t.co/BH4NhwQaGp
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RT @VianBakir1: Here's @digi_ad kicking off his next lecture on his "How to Live Well with Emotional AI" tour at Univ of Otago - t… https://t.co/cnWxCwTDkn