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Karolina Kuligowska on Apr 21, 2011 in Agent's Processing, Emotion, Learning, Research News | by
Summary: Basing on "regret" algorythm, computers are able to optimize experienced emotions.
Researchers from Blavatnik School of Computer Science at Tel Aviv University led by Professor Yishay Mansour are developing artificial intelligence algorithm in order to equip machines with human emotions. According to this algorithm based on machine learning, the computer programs are taught a sense of “regret” and how to “feel sorry” for their mistakes.
Read more about: Emotive computers experience virtual remorse
Karolina Kuligowska on Jul 11, 2011 in Agent's Processing, Emotion, Research News | by
Summary: Virtual characters can recognize human emotions in real-time
Researchers from Human Centered Multimedia at the University of Augsburg developed a virtual character which is capable of recognizing and displaying the emotion of a user.
Read more about: Affective listener Alfred is full of empathy for the human emotions
Karolina Kuligowska on Jul 15, 2011 in Agent identity, Personality, Agent's Processing, Emotion, Human's perception of Agent, Emotion, State of the Art, Research News | by
Summary: Virtual agent that expresses its own opinions and is a sensitive listener
Virtual human Spike has its own beliefs and values. Additionally, it exhibits rude, pessimistic and confrontational behavior. Even a very cheerful person is not able to convince this virtual agent to chill out, relax or assimilate optimistic outlook. Would you like that Spike became your conversational friend?