Testing the World's First eLLM

Introducing the World's First eLLM by Hume.ai

Here's an exciting AI demo for you. This is the world's first eLMM by Hume.ai and what's an eLMM? Well the E stands for empathetic which means that it is detecting my emotions. In fact you can see here that it is looking for and differentiating between 37 different kinds of emotional expressions just using my webcam. So as I talk it's picking up on different expressions.

Detecting Emotions in Real-Time

There we go, amusement, excited. I'm going to inject a lot of excitement into my voice and hopefully the excitement is going to go really far up to the top. Okay there we go, interest, amusement, joy. If I say something really sad like I'm actually just having a really tough week. Let's just see. Oh go picks up pain, sadness, confusion.

The Potential Impact of AI on Jobs

Okay this is so exciting because I remember when ChatGPT first came out we were told that the headline is saying that AI is going to take all jobs except for the pastor all jobs. I remember reading that somewhere. But we've got an AI now which is potentially better. Certainly on a quantitative way it's better at detecting human emotions than a human.

Evolution vs AI in Emotion Detection

Like evolution of course gives us a big boost, the ability for most of us to be able to look at another human face and tell what they're feeling on the inside. That's part of who we are as humans and our needs to be social mammals. But what if an AI is already better or on the path to being better? What if an AI therapist is just going to pick up things that even the best trained most experienced human therapist cannot pick up?

Democratizing Mental Health Solutions

And that's really important for democratizing solutions to mental health. It just means that the price of a therapy session can come way down if that therapy session can be hosted by an AI. Now there's some ethical considerations there. Of course there's privacy considerations. But I just wanted to give you this demo of human because I think that it just adds a whole extra building onto the mansion that is becoming AI and what AI can do and that's the potential to do in the future and impact our lives.

Comparing AI to Driverless Cars

Because I like to make a comparison with driverless cars. It is of course a huge challenge with all of the cameras, maybe LiDAR involved, the machine learning to interpret what's going on around the car on the road. It's a huge challenge to have full self-driving cars. But at the end of the day as long as it can be proved that a computer can drive safer than a human. That the statistics say that a computer has less accidents than a human, well then that's safer.

Ethical Considerations for AI in Medical Contexts

So I think we can apply the same ethical framework potentially to AI, particularly when used in a medical or therapeutic context. Which is as long as it makes less mistakes, as long as it does less harm than the average human practitioner in that role, then shouldn't we be looking to the AI? Shouldn't we be using the AI to do these most amazing things in our lives and bring that price down and just make AI therapy for example, AI coaching is another one. So much more affordable and so much more accessible to populations all around the world.

Your Thoughts on Hume.ai

So what do you think of this demo? Do you think that human AI is something that you're going to check out? Do you think that it's something that you're going to add into any applications that you're building? Do leave a comment down below and remember if you want to build no code applications then you can click the link in the comments, link in the description because we've got hundreds of Bubble's tutorial videos. We just got to launch some courses too about how to basically launch a startup using no code and yeah, it's really exciting so do click the link down in the description.