Depression-Detecting AI Is Much More Than A Virtual Mood Ring

Cool Weird Awesome with Brady Carlson
31/07/2019 3 min Temporada 1 Episodio 95

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Someday, smart speakers might be able to sound off if we don’t sound quite ourselves. Researchers at the University of Alberta have been working on a way for AI to detect depression through voice recordings. Plus: Today in 1989 is when Nintendo brought the US the Game Boy, the landmark portable video game system that made black and green displays cool again.  
Sound mind: Detecting depression through voice (University of Alberta) 
10 Amazing Facts About the Game Boy You Didn't Know (Houston Press)
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