The speaker reads a scary passage, feeling the fear induced by the description of an eight-year-old child with empty eyes. Suddenly, an adrenaline rush leads to a sense of clarity for the speaker.
The physical responses during anxiety such as an increased heart-rate can be indicators of preparation rather than signals of panic. The psychological reasoning behind this idea is discussed along with the benefits of exercise as opposed to medication in the management of anxiety.
This podcast episode discusses the creation of artificial intelligence, the limitations of machines and the importance of evoking emotional responses to audiences.
The process of identifying emotions in athletes allows them to determine whether the emotion is helpful or unhelpful, leading to a positive and productive outcome. For example, recognizing the skill of pace judgment in athletes during competitive events removes unnecessary emotions and allows them to perform at a higher level.
Maya, a mixed reality artificial intelligence assistant, helps guide doctors to diagnose patients remotely, with the ability to examine and display organs in real-time.