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  Can We Teach AI desire? The Blurred Line Between Human and Machine Emotion Image by  StarFlames  from  Pixabay Picture this: You're locked in an intense chess match. Your opponent moves their queen to block your attacking bishop, saving their king from imminent danger. When you make this same strategic move, you'd say you acted out of concern, worry, perhaps even a touch of fear for your king's safety. But what if your opponent isn't human—what if it's a computer? Did the machine "worry" about its king? Did it "desire" to win? Or are we simply projecting human emotions onto cold, calculating algorithms? This question sits at the heart of one of the most profound debates in artificial intelligence: Can machines truly experience emotions, or are they merely sophisticated mimics performing an elaborate dance of programmed responses? The Chess Paradox: When Machines Mirror Our Motivations Chess offers us a perfect window into this puzzle. When...

  How understanding stakeholder dynamics and implementing structured communication can save your next AI initiative Picture this: You’re halfway through an ambitious AI project. The tech looks promising, leadership is excited, and your team has worked tirelessly for months. Yet somehow, everything feels… wrong. Budgets are ballooning, deliverables are delayed, and your stakeholders are growing restless. Sound familiar? You’re not alone. From healthcare to financial services, from retail to public sector — AI projects are hitting the same walls. After analyzing dozens of real-world case studies, I’ve discovered a surprising truth: it’s rarely the AI that fails. It’s the humans. The Invisible Break Points While we obsess over algorithms and data quality, the real AI project killers lurk in plain sight. Like a perfectly engineered bridge collapsing because someone forgot to secure the foundation, sophisticated AI projects crumble due to fundamental oversights we’ve seen for decad...

  Navigating the Ethical and Psychological Landscape of Artificial Intelligence: Insights from Leading Tech Organizations 1. Introduction The intersection of artificial intelligence (AI) and psychology represents a rapidly evolving field with the potential to transform our understanding of the human mind and the delivery of mental health support. AI's advancements in areas such as natural language processing, emotion recognition, and behavioral analysis have opened new avenues for psychological research and intervention. The increasing capabilities of AI are fueling interest in its application for mental health support, the development of personalized interventions, and gaining deeper insights into human cognition. 1 As one report highlights, AI is no longer confined to specific domains but has permeated various branches of psychology, influencing everything from how students complete coursework to the provision of therapeutic services. 4 This widespread integration underscores t...