How Are You Feeling Today?

IF 1.6 Q2 SOCIAL SCIENCES, INTERDISCIPLINARY
Michael Deerwater, R. Scarff
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Abstract

This piece of creative writing explores the possible impact of emotional artificial intelligence (EAI), a variety of technologies which have the common aim of inferring human emotion from outward expressions such as facial expressions, vocal patterns, text, and physiological data. It is difficult to determine exactly how EAI might affect people when thinking in the abstract. We therefore took a collaborative approach, combining the imagination and writing skills of a Sci-Fi writer, with the knowledge base of an academic studying EAI, in order to create a story which makes the potential consequences of EAI real in a tangible way. Some readers may have prior knowledge of EAI, and for you we hope this piece can offer new insights or different perspectives to consider. However, we suspect many readers will not have heard of EAI and be considering it here for the first time. For you, we hope to provide a story which you can truly immerse yourself in, which can act as a prompt for you to begin to consider your views on this technology. EAI may be at a relatively early stage of development, but we do not anticipate it being long before it is a widespread technology. Our prompt as writers was to create an imagined surveillance future. Our invitation to you as readers is to not only imagine it, but ponder it, live in it, question it, and, ultimately, shape it. 
你今天感觉怎么样?
这篇创造性的文章探讨了情感人工智能(EAI)的可能影响,这是一种多种技术,其共同目的是从面部表情、声音模式、文本和生理数据等外部表情推断人类情感。当抽象思考时,很难确切地确定EAI会如何影响人们。因此,我们采取了一种合作的方法,将科幻作家的想象力和写作技能与研究EAI的学者的知识库相结合,以创造一个故事,使EAI的潜在后果以有形的方式真实存在。一些读者可能已经了解EAI,我们希望这篇文章能为你提供新的见解或不同的视角。然而,我们怀疑许多读者不会听说EAI,而是第一次在这里考虑它。对于您,我们希望提供一个您可以真正沉浸其中的故事,这可以促使您开始考虑您对这项技术的看法。EAI可能处于相对早期的发展阶段,但我们预计它不会成为一项广泛应用的技术。作为作家,我们的动机是创造一个想象中的监视未来。我们邀请读者不仅要想象它,还要思考它,生活在其中,质疑它,并最终塑造它。
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Surveillance & Society
Surveillance & Society SOCIAL SCIENCES, INTERDISCIPLINARY-
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3.20
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20.00%
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审稿时长
26 weeks
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