CES Interview
summary
Describes a practical approach called sonic tonics that pairs AI + biometrics to detect users’ emotional state and dynamically alter audio—aiming to calm or energize people and to adapt sound for neurodiverse listeners. Notes commercial use in advertising to trade off efficiency versus effectiveness, warns about deep‑fake voices and AI mimicking emotion, and reports no deployed product numbers but stresses prototype work and urgent need for regulation and outcome measurement.
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