Emotion

“Because people, people don't understand that there's a difference between an emotion and a feeling. Those are two separate things. An emotion is a physiological response. A feeling is an interpretation of that physiological response. So feelings are psychologi…”

“For people who care right now or in a phase of their life that they care very deeply about success, productivity, achievement, all those things, you have to view your emotions as another system to be managed.”

“You have these two biomarkers that are arousal and valence. These are terms used in neuroscience. By mapping these two dimensions, you can derive all the different emotions.”

“If an AI has the ability to see your camera, then it can read your emotions. That, that, that kind of modeling has already been done.”

“Another really big one that are in a large category, I would say is their relationship with emotions is all facada. They are, Either trying to pretend they don't have them or compartmentalizing them or trying to manage them rather than harnessing them and fall…”

“Emotions probably drive more of the chemistry than anything.”

“If they are avoiding feeling a certain way, let's say that they don't enjoy feeling conflict or anger, then they will make decisions subconsciously to avoid feeling that way. And it becomes, you know, a huge bias and a huge problem because people make decision…”

“And this is where my feelings about emotion are your enemy. Because emotion takes away your ability to recognize what adjustments and shifts need to be made.”

“Emotions get their power. By having words attached to them, by being discursive, by being thought that is articulated.”

“Probably you don't need that high end, like level of intelligence, like To, you know, to do emotion.”

“And then what we discover is the half-life of any set of sensations tied to an emotion is fairly short. It's minutes, maybe even seconds. It's not hours and days.”

“So if you have autonomous AI systems that work by optimizing objectives and they have the ability to predict they are going to have emotions. It's inseparable from autonomous intelligence.”

“The first step is to recognize what emotion is there, and we were actually taught to begin to name them. Anger, rage, fear, longing, love, delight, joy, tenderness anxiety, amusement. I mean, I've got a list of 500 emotions. To begin to recognize them, to feel…”

“They lost their jobs because they could not use their emotions because our emotions are a way of drawing on, on the patterns we've built and on our experiences.”

“Emotions get their power. By having words attached to them, by being discursive, by being thought that is articulated.”

“Why is anyone going to buy something, whether it be a product or a service, it's purchase decisions. 80% of them are built on emotion.”

“When it comes to emotion, as with almost everything in, in biology variation is the norm. There isn't one anger. You have a whole population of angers that you can feel, and your brain doesn't conjure them randomly. It conjures them according to your brain's b…”

“The best games create strong emotions, because emotions are the foundation of our memory.”

“It's that the story that is linked to emotions, and emotions are embodied experiences, so when people tell you a story a certain way, they also sit in a certain way that, that leads to telling that kind of story. If you change the story, the body will move dif…”

“Emotions are not thoughts. They are literally sensations in and on the body.”

“It will have much better sources of data coming from within your body. So their ability to diagnose emotions will be better than the ability of most, if not all humans.”

“People don't make purchasing decisions because they have really, you know, logicked it out in their mind, even though we'd like to pretend that that's the case. Virtually all decisions that we make are really emotional in nature”

“What they were arguing for, if you read them carefully, is that our emotions and how we express them in our facial expressions and our voice and what happens in our body Are really about building the strong relationships that define the human species, the atta…”

“One of the reasons as humans we need to be capable of rousing to anger is to stop people dicking us around.”

“We never have perfect information. And the way that we get from not making a decision to making a decision is we use our emotions. So emotions are a really important part of the decision-making process.”