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AI can read your emotions. Should it ? | Technology | The Guardian

analyse - 19 février 2020

lire sur le site originel >>> (AI can read your emotions. Should it ? | Technology | The Guardian)

Advertisers, tech giants and border forces are using face tracking software to monitor our moods – whether we like it or not It is early July, almost 30C outside, but Mihkel Jäätma is thinking about Christmas. In a co-working space in Soho, the 39-year-old founder and CEO of Realeyes, an “emotion AI” startup which uses eye-tracking and facial expression to analyse mood, scrolls through a list of 20 festive ads from 2018. He settles on The Boy and the Piano, the offering from John Lewis that (...)



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