Emotional Science – Creating Artificial Emotions – Discussion Wednesday, August 14 at 8:30pm | File | LCP
The main challenge of AI research is to give robots emotions that would anticipate their owner’s needs, for example. But what are the results of this humanization?
Interactive watches, smart cars, domestic robots, and connected objects are all seeing real growth. Many entrepreneurs are venturing into these futuristic possibilities, often called “mood tracking.” The main challenge emerging from AI research is to humanize these objects by trying to give them emotions. The key question is, can a robot read human emotions to better anticipate its owner’s needs? Many human-like robots have been in development for several years, and their capabilities have often been more surprising than those of their predecessors.
- Documentary series entitled: Sonia Ruspini and Jessie Pickard
- Sold out by: Jesse Pickard
- Scientific Advisor: Thierry Chaminade – National Center for Scientific Research
- year : 2020 / Duration : 54'
- production : Foran Document / Brick Lane Productions
Broadcasts:
- Wednesday, August 14th at 8:30pm
- Saturday, August 17th at 11am
- Wednesday, August 21 at 11:30 PM
- And in the replay on LCP.FR
Documentary followed by discussion presented by Jean-Pierre Gratien
On the topic “Are Robots the Future of Humanity?”, with:
- Sophie Al-Sakka, University Professor at INSHEA (National Higher Institute for Training, Research, Disability and Adapted Education) and Founding President of the Robotics Association,
- Catherine Simon, Expert in the global robotics ecosystem,
- Serge Tisseron, Psychoanalyst.
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