'Every smile you fake' — an AI emotion-recognition system can assess how 'happy' China's workers are in the office

The system, developed by Shenzhen-based Taigusys, claims to assess emotions accurately and analyze the "amount of happiness" on a person's face.
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Genetic algorithms reveal profound individual differences in emotion recognition

This is a preview. Log in through your library . Abstract Emotional communication relies on a mutual understanding, between expresser and viewer, of facial configurations that broadcast specific ...
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Evolutionary mental state transition model helps machine learning algorithms track emotions

Seeking to improve automatic emotion tracking, which detects and monitors emotions over time, a group of researchers in the field of human-computer interaction decided to approach the task by modeling ...
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Emotion Detection in Marketing Is About to Go Mainstream

Companies continue to look for every possible edge to connect with, market to, and close sales with prospects and repeat customers. And technologies continue to evolve to help improve marketing ...
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Lifelike humanoid receptionist merges emotional AI with affordable robotics

Would the next generation of professional front desks be staffed by humanoid robots that not only resemble human beings but ...
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Tech companies claim AI can recognise human emotions. But the science doesn’t stack up

Natalie Sheard has previously received funding from La Trobe University (PhD scholarship). She is currently working at LexisNexis. Can artificial intelligence (AI) tell whether you’re happy, sad, ...
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Deepfake detection improves when using algorithms that are more aware of demographic diversity

Siwei Lyu receives funding from the National Science Foundation and DARPA. Yan Ju receives funding from US Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) Semantic Forensic (SemaFor) program, under ...