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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Thanks @VianBakir1 for pointing to this. https://t.co/Vd4ZDdXDk6
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RT @digi_ad: Advance peek of blog piece on #EmotionalAI in the workplace and ethics for @CIPD conference on Future of Work. https://t.co/0s68qZFh9p
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From me (@digi_ad) and @paminthelab, here it is: the world's first ethics checklist for those working with… https://t.co/rfqjk7C2Ct
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RT @digi_ad: Would like to have heard more questioning on method, uses and consequences. We shouldn't just point to China, becau… https://t.co/szBtpNm0HJ
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RT @digi_ad: Penny please if you pull a 'disgust' expression. https://t.co/6sDJq7II8z
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RT @digi_ad: Engrossing #SXSW2019 talk on wellbeing, ubiquitous sensing and the workplace. The key question though is not “can w… https://t.co/gLMhd0lKnq
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RT @EmotionalAI: From Andrew McStay (@digi_ad) and @paminthelab, here it is: the first ethics checklist for those working with emoti… https://t.co/hv7iIhafQZ
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RT @VianBakir1: This is an interesting and much needed checklist given social media companies' ability to ignore regulators and sha… https://t.co/VRJGPPjavp
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From Andrew McStay (@digi_ad) and @paminthelab, here it is: the first ethics checklist for those working with emoti… https://t.co/hv7iIhafQZ
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Facial coding subjected to critical observation. https://t.co/5lG3y7Umgv