Emotion in AI
Emotion plays a crucial role in understanding and predicting human interactions, yet it is often overlooked in machine learning. Ishan suggests that emotions arise from the disconnect between expectations and reality, indicating a need for predictive models. The conversation also explores how communication transcends human-like displays, emphasizing the rich, flavorful nature of interactions, whether between humans or with non-human entities.In this clip
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