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EPISODE · Aug 6, 2015 · 37 MIN

How teaching computers to recognize emotion led to healthcare innovation: MIT's Rosalind Picard

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In this episode of DeviceTalks, we delve deeply into emotion and how teaching computers to recognize emotions led to a potentially major breakthrough in medical technology with MIT scientist and entrepreneur Rosalind Picard. Listen to hear the backstory behind her book Affective Computing, her work with artificial intelligence and pioneering wearable technology.

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