Couples often find themselves in familiar arguments that escalate and repeat. Artificial intelligence may be able to help.
Researchers use listening devices and algorithms to detect speech patterns that typically precede fights
A group of four engineers and psychologists are trying to develop AI systems that use speech patterns and physiological, acoustic and linguistic data from wearable devices and smartphones to detect conflict between couples.
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