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Could Botox be a cure for codependence?
Could the dampening effect Botox has on empathy be put to good use?
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Virtual characters express their emotions
Spanish researchers have developed a computer model able to generate virtual faces which display emotions and moods according to personality traits. The team leader explains: 'The aim of this work...
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Can a robot be in a good or in a bad mood?
According to the Taranaki Daily News in New Zealand, the answer is yes. Engineers at Victoria University in Wellington have developed a robot which adapts its behavior according to its emotions....
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Will emotion or policy drive clean-tech movement?
Steve Westly and Kevin Klustner say government support needed for economic playing field to be level and post-petroleum economy to take shape.
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Why Facebook is interested in your attention, emotions, memory
Why did Facebook commission a study to look at users' attention, emotional engagement, and memory retention while browsing websites? To convince advertisers the social network is the best.
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Sony's emotional ties to TV business threaten the company
For Sony, its emotional ties to the TV market keep it from really making a play for the digital living room.
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Apple's most emotional designs (images)
Top five Apple products that speak to us on an emotional level.
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Could Botox be a cure for codependence?
Could the dampening effect Botox has on empathy be put to good use?
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Virtual characters express their emotions
Spanish researchers have developed a computer model able to generate virtual faces which display emotions and moods according to personality traits. The team leader explains: 'The aim of this work...
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Can a robot be in a good or in a bad mood?
According to the Taranaki Daily News in New Zealand, the answer is yes. Engineers at Victoria University in Wellington have developed a robot which adapts its behavior according to its emotions....
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Open source adoption: More rigor, less emotion
Determining a move toward open source and open standards needs to become a lot less emotional. And to get there companies need to cook up a policy for evaluating a move to open standards and open...
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Will emotion or policy drive clean-tech movement?
Steve Westly and Kevin Klustner say government support needed for economic playing field to be level and post-petroleum economy to take shape.
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Fiorina says board let emotion trump reason
Q&A Former HP chief executive talks about the dynamics of HP's board and lessons learned from its tribulations.
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'Sims 2' makes emotional debut
New version of hit game gives characters a purpose in life and a chance to pass on their DNA.
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An emotional call for cars, cell phones
Why do some drivers crash while dialing a cell phone, and others steer smoothly while applying lipstick? Researchers look to see how much emotion has to do with it.
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Emotional investing? Wouldn't be prudent
Be careful out there! Investors give a lot of lip service to fundamentals and market valuations, but the sad truth is, emotion drives the market. Full story. -- Larry Barrett, ZDNet Inter@ctive...
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Emotion: Bigger not always better
Why large chips -- like Sony's Emotion Engine -- are harder to make and cost more.
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Emotional overload for Sony?
Sony may be overwhelmed by its Emotion Engine chip, say analysts and PC chip makers.
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