Re:Time to regulate AI that interprets human emotions?
by dheera on Wednesday April 07, 2021 @12:47PM
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Also, it's conceivable for a machine learning algorithm to surpass humans in certain aspects, e.g.
- Identifying emotions of humans who grew up in a different culture, for which the ML algorithm may have piles of data from every part of the world and you don't
- Identifying emotions of babies based on instinctual behavior
- Identifying emotions of people who are undergoing a trauma response that most humans are not trained to recognize
- Identifying emotions of people during a negotiation process in which the people are actively trying to hide their emotions from humans but nevertheless leak certain signs of their true emotions
- Identifying emotions of humans who grew up in a different culture, for which the ML algorithm may have piles of data from every part of the world and you don't
- Identifying emotions of babies based on instinctual behavior
- Identifying emotions of people who are undergoing a trauma response that most humans are not trained to recognize
- Identifying emotions of people during a negotiation process in which the people are actively trying to hide their emotions from humans but nevertheless leak certain signs of their true emotions