Do iOS apps hold "emotion"? AI and app experience
summary
The talk examines recent advances in on-device AI (object recognition, natural language processing) for iOS and asks whether apps can ever hold human-like intelligence or “emotion.” It argues current AI lacks two animal-like properties—autonomy (agents acting independently and interacting with environments) and generality (broad adaptability across contexts)—and discusses these gaps in the context of iOS app capabilities and future directions.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Introduction
- 2:05Emotion in iOS apps
- 3:39Brain structure
- 8:10Neurons and us
- 10:06Neural network torus
- 14:33Hebbian learning
- 16:20Emotion and memory regions
- 17:47AI intelligence test
- 18:48TB4iOS development
- 21:29Emotion flags demo
- 23:10Future challenges
- 23:57AI course and closing
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