Keynote Speaker - 4: Artificial Intelligence and Emotion Actuator Design

This lecture deals with intelligent method based emotional actuator design approaches. Emotional intelligence has been described as the capacity to monitor and regulate one's own feeling and others' feelings, and to use feelings to guide thought and action by Salovey and Mayer in 1990. In light of the above agent definitions, we may have a different decision because entity whose state includes not only mental components of belief, capabilities, choices, and commitments, but emotional components of mood, preference, attitude, and feeling. Here, technologies for emotionally oriented control strategies or actuator design or programming architectures should be allowed to compute with consistency and appropriate relatedness between emotion and intellect. From the biological information processing view, emotional intelligence may be practically defined as the ability to use "emotional knowledge" in the mapping from percepts to actions. Recently, theoretically or neurologically we have commonly been researching that most artificial intelligences have come from emulating activities in bio areas or mathematical tools.