The article reports that deliberately slowing breathing can alter how accurately people recognize emotions on faces, with slower exhalations reducing sensitivity and slower inhalations enhancing it. The findings link respiration to visual processing and show how breathing rhythms influence brain networks involved in emotion perception.

This piece is of interest to psychology enthusiasts because it demonstrates a concrete example of how bodily states interact with perceptual and cognitive processes, highlighting mind–body connections in emotion recognition and sensory integration.

Article Title: New neuroscience research shows how slowing your breathing alters your perception of the people around you
Link to PsyPost Article: https://nolinkpreview.com/www.psypost.org/how-the-pace-of-your-breath-alters-the-way-you-see-faces-2026-03-20/

#breathing #perception #emotionrecognition #neuroscience #psychophysiology

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- Erste KI mit multimodaler Emotionserkennung
- Verbesserte emotionale Intelligenz
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https://kinews24.de/alibaba-r1-omni/

Alibaba R1-Omni: Durchbruch in emotionaler KI

Alibaba R1-Omni: Durchbruch in emotionaler KI! Revolutionäre multimodale Emotionserkennung mit RLVR. Anwendungsbereiche, Benchmarks & Zukunftsperspektiven.

KINEWS24.de

The EU’s #AIAct prohibitions are now in effect! But gaps remain. Learn more: https://algorithmwatch.org/en/ai-act-prohibitions-february-2025/

🚫 Now banned in the EU: #ManipulativeAI, AI that exploits people's vulnerabilities, #SocialScoring, #Scraping of facial images on the internet, Live #FaceRecognition in Public Spaces. Others are partially banned, like #PredictivePolicing, #EmotionRecognition, and more.

As of February 2025: Harmful AI applications prohibited in the EU - AlgorithmWatch

Bans under the EU AI Act become applicable now. Certain risky AI systems which have been already trialed or used in everyday life are from now on – at least partially – prohibited.

AlgorithmWatch

"On December 17th, EPIC filed comments with the Dutch data protection authority, Autoriteit Persoonsgegevens, regarding use of and prohibitions on emotion recognition surveillance. The EU AI Act prohibits the development, deployment, and placement on the EU market of emotion recognition systems intended for use in the workplace and in educational institutions, with limited exceptions where the algorithm is intended for certain medical or safety reasons. Autoriteit Persoonsgegevens opened a consultation requesting feedback on the implementation of this prohibition.

EPIC’s comments discuss some of the common types of emotion recognition, the harms of emotion recognition systems and their inefficacy, common uses and risks in the education and workplace settings, and recommendations. EPIC urges Autoriteit Persoonsgegevens to define emotion recognition systems broadly and either allow for no exemptions or construe the medical and safety exemption narrowly. This recommendation is based the complete lack of scientific evidence that these systems work and the many ways they violate the rights to privacy, data protection, freedom from discrimination, and various other rights enshrined in the EU Charter of Fundamental Rights and other EU regulations."

https://epic.org/epic-urges-dutch-data-protection-authority-to-protect-students-and-employees-from-the-harms-of-emotion-recognition/

#EU #Netherlands #Surveillance #DataProtection #Biometrics #EmotionRecognition

#EmotionRecognition #AI #PseudoScience: "For his part, Keyes is convinced technologists will never get that far. Developing an AI capable of parsing all the many nuances of human emotion, they say, would effectively mean cracking the problem of general AI, probably just after humanity has developed faster-than-light travel and begun settling distant solar systems.

Instead, in Keyes’ view, we’ve been left with a middling technology: one that demonstrates enough capability in applications with low-enough stakes to convince the right people to invest in further development.

It is this misunderstanding that seems to lie at the root of our inflated expectations of emotion recognition. “It works just well enough to be plausible, just well enough to be given an extra length of rope,” says Keyes, “and just poorly enough that it will hang us with that length of rope.”"

https://techmonitor.ai/technology/emerging-technology/emotion-recognition

UK train stations trial Amazon emotion recognition on passengers

Amazon-powered AI cameras are now being used to monitor and analyze passengers' emotions by employing a combination of smart CCTV cameras.

BiometricUpdate.com