... recognition system. Under the Act you probably aren't, and the reason is one word. The definition in Recital 18 turns on inferring emotions "on the basis of their biometric data." Text someone typed is not biometric data. A journalling app that reads written entries and reflects a mood back is, on that definition, not an emotion recognition system, whatever the landing page says. Here's the part that made me put my coffee down. Recital 18 names characteristics ... ... lawyer rather than a forum post. The Murror version is short. We're text-based, so on the definition we aren't an emotion recognition system, and we say we're AI in the first screen because a journal

... breaking, and so on. - Vaizle - I work with Vaizle, but it has very easily emerged as my fav platform. Not even lying. I can keep track of ad performance, check what competitors are posting on social. And best part is that I can feed it my own website + competitors

... Lessons from Athena s surprising coverage and what founders can learn about finding the right reporter, framing stories, and pitching press The Wall Street Journal rarely covers seed-stage startups let alone one raising just $2.2M. That s why I was surprised to see Athena , an early-stage company working on how large language models surface brand-related content, featured in Katherine Blunt s article about the demise of traditional Google search. Instead of dismissing it as a blip ... ... cover, and consider whether their outlet s readership overlaps with your target audience. I was initially confused to see Katherine Blunt covering Athena. Historically, she wrote about power, renewable energy, and utilities for the Wall Street Journal

... everyone, I'm Jamie I recently started working on something I've wanted for a long time. It's called Big Journal . As the name suggests it's a journal