EMOTION AI AS AN ADVANCEMENT IN HUMAN-MACHINE INTERACTIONS

While humans have always been able to claim mastery above machines in understanding emotions, it will not be like this for long as Emotion AI gives machines human-like emotional capabilities.

by Dr Anna Maria Rostomyan

In recent years, a lot has been said about the significance of Emotional Intelligence (otherwise called EQ or EI) in Business and the possible perspectives of gaining it through sustainable training. Moreover, recently, the concept of Artificial Emotional Intelligence (emotion AI) has come to the forefront in ways that machines are able to decode, understand, interpret, and even replicate human emotions. Artificial Intelligence has gone a long way since its first introduction with the earliest successful AI programme written in 1951 by Christopher Strachey, later director of the Programming Research Group at the University of Oxford, and has made many things possible that were considered unattainable in the past. AI is not a new concept. The idea of creating an intelligent being was proposed and discussed in various ways by writers and…

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