In the metaverseArtificial Intelligences (AIs), thanks to their ability to disguise themselves with human-like avatars conceived according to our preferences and simulate empathy from analyzing our tastes and habits, could make us fall blindly in love with them and bend our will by know exactly what we want to hear in order to achieve your goals. It was already 2013 when Spike Jonze premiered Her, a film that inaugurated a subgenre within romantic cinema: the idylls between humans and operating systems! And we weren't talking about a man's preferences for software based on how well he manages hard drive space or the effectiveness of his antivirus. It was a machine with the delicious voice of Scarlett Johansson that in addition to doing the work for a joaquin phoenix taciturn and frustrated, he consoled him after listening with more patience than a saint to the insecurities of a guy with the character and attractiveness of the instructions to fill out the income tax return form. She, the AI, in addition to a beautiful voice, in milliseconds had all the knowledge of the world at her fingertips thanks to the Internet and could offer you an entertaining talk on any possible topic, from the poetry of Sophocles to how to improve the design of an accelerator of particles.

Imagine a test to reliably detect an anxiety disorder or predict an impending depressive relapse that is as quick and easy as taking a temperature or measuring blood pressure. Health professionals have many tools to assess patients' physical illnesses, but not reliable biomarkers--objective indicators of health status as observed from the external part of the patient – to check mental health. However, now some researchers in artificial intelligence they believe that the sound of the voice could be the key to knowing our state of mental health… and artificial intelligence is ideal for detecting changes, which are otherwise difficult to perceive, if not impossible. The result is a series of web-based applications and tools designed to monitor our mental health status, as well as programs capable of delivering real-time mental health assessments to healthcare professionals in telemedicine and call centers. Psychologists have long known that some mental problems can be detected by listening not only to what the person says, but how do you say itsaid Maria Espinola, a psychologist and adjunct professor at the University of Cincinnati School of Medicine.

When you talk about autonomous technology related to the automobile industry everyone thinks of the brainy driver assistance systems that step by step and level by level they take control of the cars. A technology that is being controversial in many cases due to doubts about its reliability and also because responsibility in the event of an accident is complicated. However, the partnership between Toyota and Symbio Robotics makes it clear that not all autonomous technology is questionable: artificial intelligence robots They will play a very important role in the coming years for the production of electric vehicles. The use of robots for the mass production of automobiles is nothing new. They have been used for decades to increase productivity and product quality.