...او للمقابلات بشكل عام ....
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00:00or for interviews in general.
00:02Dr. Brennan, I'm sorry.
00:03But technology also raises many societal and ethical issues. Will it extend to the expectation of behavior based on a simple expression?
00:14D
00:15The use of emotions in safety applications is a very advanced and very technical subject
00:22Considering the ability to figure out if someone's angry or nervous
00:28Theoretically possible. But it will generate a great deal of noise and disturbance to the police stations with a lot of alerts and alarms
00:38Because our faces are mostly neutral and without expression.
00:42It is therefore difficult to use the application in real time.
00:47For specialists like Romania, Nova, these techniques must be handled with great care
00:53But they are already familiar to us in certain contexts. Finding emotions at airports, for example, seems reasonable enough.
01:03The idea of anticipating negative emotions can allow us to take measures and act to prevent any potential danger.
01:10I therefore agree with them for security purposes and in sensitive areas nuclear power plants and nuclear fields. Why not? We know there are rules at the airport.
01:20We have rules, but on the street
01:22not in the street, and without permission, this raises a real problem. today
01:31one country is famous in particular
01:34Using it for facial recognition to track crimes is China. In recent years
01:41The state has deployed more than one hundred seventy million cameras across its territory
01:46to establish a wide social classification system for its population.
01:51Video surveillance of headsets in companies or schools can go beyond any minor emotional differences.
02:00But in addition to using technology to improve learning or working conditions,
02:07There is a possibility of undesirable monitoring of performance and productivity.
02:13Dr. Brennan, I'm sorry.
02:14And your inner emotions reflect your own self.
02:17It's natural to communicate through emotional transmission. If you're angry, you'll give me a reaction, and it'll affect your behavior
02:26Feelings can be conveyed and shared if you choose to do so But the constant tracking of emotions is a violation of our psyche.
02:35He's dangerous.
02:37It's dangerous because it goes beyond acceptable limits
02:41I just want to
02:43This world is changing.
02:47But mankind still has a choice to control the use of these technologies and learn how to frustrate the attempt to manipulate simply by questioning feelings.
02:58Dr. Brennan, I'm sorry.