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“Your Emotions Are Being Analysed Too” – The Boundary Between Emotion-Recognition AI and Privacy
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- Emotion-recognition AI predicts emotions from facial expressions, voice and typing speed, raising concerns about privacy violations.
- Reporter Kim Mi-hee pointed out that the technology is used in advertising, schools, job interviews and hospitals, but that consent procedures are merely formal.
- The reporter argued that a social consensus is needed on how far emotional data should be used.
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