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The deeper philosophical question is whether machines can genuinely recognize emotions or merely simulate recognition. An emotion-recognition system that classifies facial expressions into discrete categories is not experiencing or understanding emotion; it is performing a statistical mapping from pixels to labels. Whether this mapping is sufficient for ethical or practical purposes depends on what we want...

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