Living with Emotional AI
Led by Professor Andrew McStay of Bangor University (Wales, UK), this website contains social science insights, project details, art projects, analyses and reports on technologies that pertain to detect and interact with emotional life.
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RT @VianBakir1: @emotionalAI still pretty happy with our Fake News paper from 2 yrs ago. Few good solutions yet to emerge from soci… https://t.co/j680Ouieju
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RT @digi_ad: Given recent interest in emotional AI and ethics, it might be worth me sharing these suggested guidelines for ethic… https://t.co/yBIEZHq3YB
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RT @paminthelab: Sure, my latest @qz piece has chatbots + daiquiris + ducks but it also introduces #feminist ethics of care into the… https://t.co/t3TxuRLA9s
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Surveillance AI company that uses affect recognition quips it’ll be bigger than Google. https://t.co/o2Fv4ofXh2
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Emotional AI project in The Observer and The Guardian https://t.co/KEExhXiEN6
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RT @digi_ad: Trying to keep spam level dialled down, while also seeking votes for me and @paminthelab to host panel at #SXSW2020… https://t.co/8mAdEPaw1F
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An index that ‘equips global leaders with insights into the health of their societies that they cannot gather from… https://t.co/86nSl5ZNVf
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RT @digi_ad: We’re certainly at a crux point. Thing is, it’s not just about recognition but memory. FR also gateway to linking e… https://t.co/sCGYPnLF94
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RT @digi_ad: Trying to keep spam level dialled down, while also seeking votes for me and @paminthelab to host panel at #SXSW2020… https://t.co/8mAdEPaw1F
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RT @madhumita29: SCOOP: London’s Kings Cross has installed facial recognition cameras without consent throughout the public areas th… https://t.co/S81JeQggZA