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FBL87: Rosalind Picard - Engineering Emotion & AI

Jan 23, 2023

43:37

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Aspects of Affective Computing

03:28

Aspects of Affective Computing That Are Common in Our Day to Day Lives

02:34

Is the EDA Signal Changing the Way We Live?

02:05

Introduction

2min

Aspects of Affective Computing

3min

Aspects of Affective Computing That Are Common in Our Day to Day Lives

3min

Do You Really Need to Read Heart Rate Variability Data?

3min

Is There Room for Wearables to Help With Epilepsy?

3min

The Grand Mal Seizures

3min

The Relationship Between Emotional Intelligence and Learning Goals

2min

Affective Computing

3min

Do You Think We're Going to See Data Mining Changes?

4min

10.

Is the EDA Signal Changing the Way We Live?

2min

11.

Are We Emotionally Intelligent to Navigate These Waters?

2min

12.

Is It Possible to Create Connections and Relationships With Technology?

4min

13.

Building Relationships With AIs

2min

14.

Are We Losing Emotional Matureness as Humans?

2min

15.

Are You Optimistic About the Future?

2min

16.

Are We Human Computer Interaction or Computer Human?

2min

17.

Are You an AI or a Technology Person?

2min

This week I’m honored to be joined by MIT Professor, Rosalind Picard, who not only founded the field of affective computing, but is easily considered one of the most impactful inventors alive.

In this episode, we explore affective computing and its many impacts on society. This takes on a tour through concepts as wide-ranging as manipulating emotions, treating health challenges, surveillance, social robots, and more.

You can follow Rosalind at twitter.com/rosalindpicard, or check out one of her very successful affective tech companies: @Empatica or @Affectiva

Learn more about Singularity: su.org

Host: Steven Parton - LinkedIn / Twitter

Music by: Amine el Filali