A University of Michigan study reveals that while artificial intelligence is reshaping various industries, not all groups view emotion AI as beneficial, particularly marginalized communities. Concerns about privacy and the accuracy of emotion recognition in contexts like healthcare, workplaces, and social media are widespread. The findings raise important questions about the societal impact of emotion AI—read on to explore the full implications and what needs to be done next.
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