Learning about an interesting set of principles for empathic AI https://
thehumeinitiative.org/guidelines/
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Exploring Empathic AI Principles for Responsible Development
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Vera seeks 2024 grad school opportunities in affective computing
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Affective Image Captioning with Contextual Cues Analysis
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Hi @acii_conf
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Cultural emotional expression data scaling across modalities
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Can I join? Been thinking quite a bit about scaling our cultural emotional expression data, the tricky part has been that cultures use different weightings of face/gesture/voice/context for the same expr. https://
arxiv.org/abs/2103.04262 https://
arxiv.org/abs/2112.05267
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Developmental Robotics and Human-Robot Interaction Research
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Perhaps work in developmental robotics and HRI might be relevant? A quick search brings up https://
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Music and Brain Research Inspire AI Innovation
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Both yours and @sciencebanshee's work on music and the brain are so inspiring!
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Emotion Modulation in Second Language Learning Tasks
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Also, I wonder how emotion might be modulated when performing a similar task with second language learners. If it's a similar effect, it might be more about linguistic ability than age?
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IROS Conference and Machine Learning Workshop Discussion
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Yes, would love to discuss and will be at IROS! Somewhat relatedly I'll be participating in this workshop next month, maybe some intersections? https://
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Turnitin Should Develop Reverse Prompt Engineering Detection
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That's horrible. The original version of Turnitin shows side-by-side comparisons with the source material that's presumed to be plagiarized, so at least there is transparency. Could @Turnitin develop reverse prompt engineering that could show a prompt that generates similar text?
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AI Motivation and Selective Help: Ethics of Preference
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Hmm… in this sense, the motivational aspect sounds closer to love, where sacrifices might differ depending on affiliation or gratification that helping the person gives (…or treats ). So if it chooses to help you but not a stranger, does it make a difference?