BiPiSci – Perpetual Emotion Machine: Rosalind Picard / Empathetic Electronics

by Gary Niederhoff on June 18, 2018

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BiPiSci – Empathetic Electronics
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Click above to listen to Part 1 of Perpetual Emotion Machine, featuring Rosalind Picard, professor at the MIT Media Lab and co-founder of the companies Affectiva and Empatica, discussing how emotion-sensing tech may lead to having computers with the ability to relate to our experiences.

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