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UK project uses supercomputers, synthetic data to improve emotion recognition

UK supercomputing power will be used to test a new facial emotion recognition system that relies on synthetic image data….

 

Researchers map emotional signatures in gait as footstep biometrics gain momentum

A new study has identified specific gait patterns that directly shape how people perceive emotion, which could translate into potential…

 

Researchers claim mmWave biometrics enable privacy preserving emotion recognition dataset

Researchers have released what they describe as the first publicly accessible emotion recognition dataset based on millimetre‑wave (mmWave) radar. The…

 

DEKRA to conduct conformity assessment on high risk biometric systems under AI Act

The EU AI Act is approaching the August 2026 deadline, by which providers of high-risk AI systems, including biometric ones,…

 

EU launches consultations on AI Act Code of Practice on transparency

The EU wants to help AI system developers and providers stay compliant with the AI Act. This is why it…

 

They not like us: Drake bets on Australian AI sector as ‘Emotional AI’ arrives

As Kendrick Lamar prepares to headline the Super Bowl half-time show, Drake – his rival in a recent high-profile hip-hop…

 

EPIC: Emotion recognition tech violates EU fundamental rights

The Electronic Privacy Information Center (EPIC) has urged the Dutch Data Protection Authority to protect students and employees from the…

 

Emotion AI excites some businesses, but the legal landscape feels fickle

Businesses deploying emotion recognition algorithms need to be aware of the legal risks that they could incur in a regulatory…

 

UK train stations trial Amazon emotion recognition on passengers

Amazon-powered AI cameras are now being used to monitor and analyze passengers’ emotions by employing a combination of “smart” CCTV…

 

Robots that know if we’re sad or happy are coming

Many of us are already talking to our smart devices as if they are humans. In the future, smart devices…

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