Emotion Recognition Technology: Re-Shaping Human Relationships

Aies'22: Proceedings of the 2022 Aaai/Acm Conference on Ai, Ethics, and Society (2022)
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Abstract

The promise and ambition of emotion recognition software is to provide a technological tool to access the inner self of others; their feelings, apprehensions, joys and passions. For several years now, the demand for emotion recognition software (ERS) has been increasing drastically in both countries and private companies, especially in the areas of security and consumer profiling. Exploring the relationships between emotion recognition software (ERS) and humans, and its impact on privacy is thus imperative. In doing so, we are forced to question the prominent frameworks of privacy in terms of their current ability to protect our inner affective states. The main challenge is to use the tools and knowledge that philosophy of technology, mind and morality offer me to test and specify the limits, if there are any, to the use of this technology so that it remains within the scope of what we consider morally acceptable in our society. The idea is to develop a comprehensive solution, within the boundaries of a normative framework, so it can be a useful guide for political legislators to draw upon when legal decisions on this matter will be required.

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Alexandra Prégent
Leiden University

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