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It’s not enough for AI to recognize emotion... What if it could adapt to it?” You’re upset, but you say, “I’m fine.” A friend senses the disconnect, softens their voice, stays a little longer. Now— What if a machine could do that? We’ve taught AI

Saw this video when it first came, it really pushes what generative AI can lead to. Must watch.

What are you people most confused about when it comes to AI? Drop you problems below 👇🏻

“We should not sell the product rather sell the emotions behind it…” What are your thoughts on this?

What you think when AI will able to think and adapt perfectly like humans would it be opportunity or importunity ?

is it happened with you Most people feel emotions but struggle to name them accurately. Instead of saying, "I’m upset," ask yourself, "Am I frustrated, disappointed, or overwhelmed?" Being specific about your emotions creates clarity and helps y

🚀 The AI Revolution in Customer Experience: A Game Changer or a Risky Bet? Artificial Intelligence is transforming customer interactions but is it really ready to handle the complexities of human emotions, security and conversation flow? 🔹 Cost

🧩 The Paradox of AI Progress: As models get bigger, they get: - More powerful - More efficient - More unpredictable - More human-like But here's what no one talks about: they also get more lonely. Thread on AI emotions next week.

Back when the dot-com bubble happened, it shook the entire tech world. What do you think — are we heading toward an AI bubble?

• Brands don’t sell products; they sell emotions. • Your brand is not what you say it is—it’s what they feel it is. • Customers don’t buy products; they buy better versions of themselves. • People remember stories, not features. • Price gets you cus