AI trains humans in empathy …

Peter Christiansen

AI trains humans in empathy

AI at work: Machines are training human workers to be more compassionate

AI at work: Machines are training human workers to be more compassionate

AI-powered software Cogito aims to improve customer service agents' emotional intelligence. Basically, the computer helps them to be more human.

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