AI Tunes into Emotions: The Rise of Affective Computing - Neuroscience News
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AI Tunes into Emotions: The Rise of Affective Computing - Neuroscience News
The present findings also show that it is possible to develop systems that can instantly interpret emotional cues to provide immediate and intuitive feedback in a wide range of situations. This could lead to scalable, cost-efficient applications in various domains where understanding emotional context is crucial, such as therapy and interpersonal c... See more
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Emotion is a human cognitive function, and it would, therefore, be very difficult to simulate in an AI or AI-controlled robot; boredom may probably be the most difficult emotion to simulate at all. It may become possible to implement “happy” or “sad” emotions in silico, by making an AI or robot learn from happy and sad examples.... See more
Emotion is a human cognitive function, and it would, therefore, be very difficult to simulate in an AI or AI-controlled robot; boredom may probably be the most difficult emotion to simulate at all. It may become possible to implement “happy” or “sad” emotions in silico, by making an AI or robot learn from happy and sad examples.... See more
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We are neurologically wired to respond to signals of empathy: reflective language, emotional validation, and nonjudgmental tone. When AI performs these convincingly, it activates the same neural pathways as human connection. Our brains do not always distinguish between genuine empathy and its digital imitation.