Living with Emotional AI
Led by Professor Andrew McStay of Bangor University (Wales, UK), this website contains insights, analysis, reports, solutions and opportunities on how to live with technologies that detect emotional life.
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Always tickles this picture. Don’t forget that all he ever wanted was emotions. #empathiccities https://t.co/B1pKAZ7La0
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RT @digi_ad: At @MediaCityUK for #Lightwaves2018 and @Ronandevlin’s ‘Aura’. Drawing on the book Emotional AI this uses facial co… https://t.co/BRn31RbbHR
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Very excited to be at @MediaCityUK to see @Ronandevlin’s ‘Aura’ at #Lightwaves2018. Based on collaboration with And… https://t.co/UPjNvsNTPk
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RT @digi_ad: Wifi for surveillance of self, actions, spending, emotions and bodies. Err, no thanks. On “consent”, see Hume. It’s… https://t.co/qtEv3eWpva
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RT @paminthelab: Fascinating meta-analysis shows that empathy for pain is quite different from other types of empathy, even empathy… https://t.co/wpDDSwJ7cL
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RT @digi_ad: Just given an interview to Studio City, a Slovenian national left-leaning television programme. Despite purposefull… https://t.co/Y7ny5ZNF8w
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Andrew McStay at @grounded_si festival in Slovenia on Intimacy in the Age of AI. He’ll be speaking about… https://t.co/0Nv9Wvk0Vx
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RT @digi_ad: On Verily/Alphabet, I interviewed Verily for Emotional AI book. A self-described "libertarian paternalist", he beli… https://t.co/UBRVkKorty
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RT @digi_ad: The EU and Arizona case (discussed in Emotional AI book) should be seen in context of difficulty in voice analysis… https://t.co/CsntjglPPV
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Botanising like the proverbial flaneur in Times Square and the advertising spectacle. Feeling future-wistful about… https://t.co/QPWC5MsKLr