Artificial Intelligence

Why artificial intelligence is learning emotional intelligence

San Marcos student Amaris Gonzalez takes a selfie with "Pepper" an artificial Intelligence project utilizing a humanoid robot from French company Aldebaran and reprogramed as an assistant for students attending Palomar College in San Marcos, California, U.S. October 10, 2017. REUTERS/Mike Blake - RC1C5B9E1CA0

As we teach AI how humans behave, we improve our own understanding of human biases Image: REUTERS/Mike Blake - RC1C5B9E1CA0

Jesus Mantas
Global Head of Strategy and Offerings, IBM Global Business Services
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