Emotional Information Space in Designing AI Technologies

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Authors: Johanna Silvennoinen, Pertti Saariluoma
Abstract

Current and future AI design needs to recognize the intertwined nature of cognition and affect to design more human-like intelligent systems. The majority of current AI design focuses on cognitive information processes and knowledge. However, human action and human-like actions must also consider the emotional aspects of the environment. We present the concept of emotional information space, which incorporates all issues within a certain environment with cognitively appraised affective meanings and the ability to encode these information contents into designing emotionally intelligent technologies.

Keywords: Emotional Information Space, Information Processing, Affective Technologies, Intelligent Systems, Ai Design

DOI: 10.54941/ahfe1001057

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