#emotionai — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #emotionai, aggregated by home.social.
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"The good news, for me at least, is that the computer thinks I have a nice personality. According to an app called MorphCast, I was, in a recent meeting with my boss, generally “amused,” “determined,” and “interested,” though—sue me—occasionally “impatient.” MorphCast, you see, purports to glean insights into the depths and vagaries of human emotion using AI. It found that my affect was “positive” and “active,” as opposed to negative and/or passive. My attention was reasonably high. Also, the AI informed me that I wear glasses—revelatory!
The bad news is that software now purports to glean insights into the depths and vagaries of human emotion using AI, and it is coming to watch you. If it isn’t already: Morphcast, for example, has licensed its technology to a mental-health app, a program that monitors schoolchildren’s attention, and McDonald’s, which launched a promotional campaign in Portugal that scanned app users’ faces and offered them personalized coupons based on their (supposed) mood. It is one of many, many such companies doing similar work—the industry term is emotion AI or sometimes affective computing.
Some products analyze video of meetings or job interviews or focus groups; others listen to audio for pitch, tone, and word choice; still others can scan chat transcripts or emails and spit out a report about worker sentiment. Sometimes, the emotion AI is baked in as a feature in multiuse software, or sold as part of an expensive analytics package marketed to businesses. But it’s also available as a stand-alone product, and the barrier to entry is shin-high: I used MorphCast at no cost, taking advantage of a free trial, and with no special software."
https://www.theatlantic.com/culture/2026/05/worker-surveillance-emotion-ai/687029/
#AI #EmotionAI #Surveillance #WorkerSurveillance #AffectiveComputing
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"The good news, for me at least, is that the computer thinks I have a nice personality. According to an app called MorphCast, I was, in a recent meeting with my boss, generally “amused,” “determined,” and “interested,” though—sue me—occasionally “impatient.” MorphCast, you see, purports to glean insights into the depths and vagaries of human emotion using AI. It found that my affect was “positive” and “active,” as opposed to negative and/or passive. My attention was reasonably high. Also, the AI informed me that I wear glasses—revelatory!
The bad news is that software now purports to glean insights into the depths and vagaries of human emotion using AI, and it is coming to watch you. If it isn’t already: Morphcast, for example, has licensed its technology to a mental-health app, a program that monitors schoolchildren’s attention, and McDonald’s, which launched a promotional campaign in Portugal that scanned app users’ faces and offered them personalized coupons based on their (supposed) mood. It is one of many, many such companies doing similar work—the industry term is emotion AI or sometimes affective computing.
Some products analyze video of meetings or job interviews or focus groups; others listen to audio for pitch, tone, and word choice; still others can scan chat transcripts or emails and spit out a report about worker sentiment. Sometimes, the emotion AI is baked in as a feature in multiuse software, or sold as part of an expensive analytics package marketed to businesses. But it’s also available as a stand-alone product, and the barrier to entry is shin-high: I used MorphCast at no cost, taking advantage of a free trial, and with no special software."
https://www.theatlantic.com/culture/2026/05/worker-surveillance-emotion-ai/687029/
#AI #EmotionAI #Surveillance #WorkerSurveillance #AffectiveComputing
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Emotional marketing connects brands with consumers’ feelings, turning products into must-haves. By leveraging storytelling, neuromarketing, and Emotion AI, brands build trust, loyalty, and engagement. Inclusive messaging, interactive content, and AI-driven personalization deepen connections, boost brand equity, and transform buyers into advocates, driving long-term sales and cultural impact.
https://emotionalmarketo.com/emotional-marketing-brands-into-must-haves/
#EmotionalMarketing #Storytelling #EmotionAI #MarketingStrategy #B2BMarketing
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Can emotional stability be engineered? Discover the Serenity Protocol, where AI uses biosignals to regulate stress and build calm through ethical feedback loops https://hackernoon.com/the-serenity-protocol-can-emotional-stability-be-engineered #emotionai
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Can emotional stability be engineered? Discover the Serenity Protocol, where AI uses biosignals to regulate stress and build calm through ethical feedback loops https://hackernoon.com/the-serenity-protocol-can-emotional-stability-be-engineered #emotionai
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🚀 EVI 3: Spricht wie ein Mensch – Fühlt wie Du! Entdecke die neue emotionale Sprach-KI von Hume AI!
• Reagiert auf Deine Emotionen
• Stimme frei wählbar
• Natürlich wie echte Gespräche
• Übertrifft GPT-4o in Empathie#ai #ki #artificialintelligence #HumeAI #Sprachmodell #EmotionAI
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🚀 EVI 3: Spricht wie ein Mensch – Fühlt wie Du! Entdecke die neue emotionale Sprach-KI von Hume AI!
• Reagiert auf Deine Emotionen
• Stimme frei wählbar
• Natürlich wie echte Gespräche
• Übertrifft GPT-4o in Empathie#ai #ki #artificialintelligence #HumeAI #Sprachmodell #EmotionAI
Jetzt LIKEN, teilen, LESEN und FOLGEN! Schreib uns in den Kommentaren!
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#EmotionAI is not a new concept or practice of #technology. It has been around for years, but recently has gained momentum and attention as more companies explore how it can be applied to specific #usecases. #VentureBeat talks about three ways that #customerfacing organizations can use #voicebased emotion #AI in the #enterprise to elevate #customerexperience initiatives
#artificialintelligence #humanemotions #ux #userexperience #cx