Employers are testing AI systems that claim to infer workers’ emotions from faces, voices and other behavioral signals, extending workplace monitoring beyond attendance and output into assessments of mood, stress and engagement. The emerging tools promise earlier warnings of burnout and better customer service, but their scientific validity, privacy implications and legal status remain sharply contested.
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