AI ‘therapist’ can sense your emotions to learn how to help you – and will make podcasts like Joe Rogan look outdated
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ARTIFICIAL intelligence is on course to read users’ emotions to help them run every aspect of their lives. Education tech firm Mindvalley says it is building an AI tool dubbed E.V.E. to act as a therapist. It will employ wearable devices to detect how people are feeling and then offer guidance on how to deal with those emotions.
![[An education tech firm is building an AI therapist that can detect users' emotions]](https://www.the-sun.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/6/2024/12/doctor-surgeon-analyzing-patient-brain-958779946.jpg?strip=all&w=960)
It will also help individuals network with like-minded people in their local area who are using the technology. And it is set to deliver a podcast digest delivered in each user’s personalized AI voice. Mindvalley CEO and founder Vishen Lakhiani, 48, says it will totally transform the way people consume content online.
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Speaking exclusively to The U.S. Sun, Lakhiani explained, “At Mindvalley, we are building an AI tool called E.V.E., which stands for EVeryone Elevates and is also the name of my daughter. “It can guide us in terms of what to eat, it can guide us as a therapist, it will be able to help us with our relationships and our health.
“But to truly make it work, it can’t just be any random AI voice. “The AI has to know you and be augmented with human intelligence so this is what we are building. “We are building a way for the AI to help you get clear on your goals, your deepest desires, your inner longings and the things you want to create.
