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Do people around the world express themselves in the same way? Our latest blog dives deep into Hume's research on this topic, and how it ties back to developing emotionally intelligent AI. https://lnkd.in/eGQE2wYa

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Ruairidh Battleday

AI Researcher and Founder at Harvard/MIT

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Fascinating topic! Maybe emotions are universal, but the way we show them? Not so much. Guess it’s up to AI to learn that a thumbs up isn’t always a good thing!

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https://discord.gg/learnmutiny

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Aditya Khatode

Generative AI Engineer @PibyThree | RAG | Large Language Models | Anthropic | OpenAI | Dataiku certified ML Practitioner| Databricks Certified Data Engineering Associate

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Till date any application build where emotional Intelligence plays a crucial role?

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Justo Karell

Data Product Manager | Simulation Engineer | Decision Scientist | Adjunct | Creating mathematical models, and translating product and tech problems across teams.

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What about neurodivergent people?

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