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Hinton: emotions have cognitive and physiological aspects; an AI's cognitive behavior could be just like ours, without the bodily responses. DIRECT_TEXT

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Source: Geoffrey Hinton Explains Why It Could Be Useful For AI To Have Emotions · locator {} · excerpt hash sha256:92e0f476c6898b363577444e338e03ce80ef1c40925d4551050d765ad198bd32

there are really two aspects to an emotion: the cognitive aspect and then there's the physiological aspect. When I get embarrassed, my face goes red. When an AI gets embarrassed, its face won't go red, and it won't sweat profusely and things like that. But in terms of its cognitive behavior, it could be just like us in terms of emotions.