Tag Archives: Feeling

11Mar/26

A Parrot by Any Other Name: The Case for Stripping Personality from Artificial Intelligence

March 11, 2026ScienceAI anthropomorphism, Antonio Damasio, Artificial general intelligence, Artificial intelligence, Computational neuroscience, Cybernetics, Data science, Emotion, Feeling, Human-AI interaction, Large language model, Subjective experienceadmin

Why Your AI Doesn’t Actually “Feel” You—And Why That’s a Good Thing

March 10, 2026 /Mpelembe Media/ — Modern anxiety regarding AI largely stems from the psychological, societal, and security risks introduced by systems that convincingly mimic human emotion and cognition. Because human beings are biologically predisposed to anthropomorphize—projecting human intent and feelings onto non-human entities—the advanced capabilities of modern Large Language Models (LLMs) have created several unprecedented areas of concern: Continue reading →

30Jan/24

Fascinating dynamic between music and mood

January 30, 2024MusicAffect, dopamine, Emotion, Feeling, Grammatical mood, Happiness, Mood, Music, Music therapy, Subjective experienceadmin

Jan. 29, 2024 /Entertainment/ — There’s a fascinating dynamic between music and mood, and it’s not always clear which one is leading the dance. Both perspectives – music influencing moods and moods influencing music – hold merit, and the relationship can be quite complex. Continue reading →

04May/23

Tiredness of life: the growing phenomenon in western society

May 4, 2023HealthcareAmerican films, Assisted suicide, Atul Gawande, Creative Commons, Els van Wijngaarden, Feeling, Films, Helena Larsson, Japan, Netherlands, Pain, Philip Roth, Rise: Blood Hunter, Sam Carr, SHUTTERSTOCK, Suffering, Sweden, United Statesadmin

Sam Carr, University of Bath

Molly was 88 years old and in good health. She had outlived two husbands, her siblings, most of her friends and her only son.

“I don’t have any meaningful relationships left, dear,” she told me. “They’ve all died. And you know what? Underneath it all, I want to leave this world too.” Leaning a little closer, as though she was telling me a secret, she continued:

Continue reading →