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100			_926326 _aVicci, Heidrich
245			_aEmotional intelligence in AI systems: an exploratory review 5 emotional intelligence in AI systems _b: an exploratory review
250			_aVol.18(2), Jun
260			_aHyderabad _bIUP Publications _c2024
300			_a3-20p.
520			_aArtificial intelligence (AI) is an integral part of our everyday lives and plays a crucial role in our wellbeing, culture, society, and industry. Some types of AI are known to exhibit emotions, but they are not very common in present-day AI. Some researchers suggest that by endowing AI systems with emotions, emotional experiences could be created in them that help create empathy and a feeling of connectedness with users in applications like mental health, therapy, education, museums, and related experiences. The demand for AI systems, especially those that are embodied or affective and evoke attachment from people, encompasses the need for ethical and moral agency. These systems should be capable of independently evaluating and making socially and legally responsible ethical judgments and decisions. This will contribute to the development of more empathetic, caring, compassionate, therapeutic, healing, and ethical machines.
650		0	_94642 _aHumanities and Applied Sciences
773	0		_x0973-8479 _dHyderabad IUP Publications _tIUP journal of soft skills
856			_uhttps://iupindia.in/ViewArticleDetails.asp?ArticleID=1325 _yClick here
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