An iPhone that can 'feel' your pain? Apple's latest acquisition could make it happen

Macworld
Jan 7, 2016, 4:24 pm313 pts
Apple has reportedly acquired artificial-intelligence startup Emotient, giving it access to technology that could one day imbue its devices with the ability to “read” people’s emotions through their facial expressions. Emotient’s emotion-recognition technology derives from the Machine Perception Lab at the…

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