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Emotion recognition in neurotechnology: A scientific and technical fact check
Consumer neurotechnology systems that are claimed to be able to infer human emotions from facial expressions, voice, and physiological signals are increasingly deployed in domains such as marketing, education, human resources, and mental health. As these systems have moved beyond clinical and resea
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