Self-driving cars might be available and legal as soon as next year, but questions of whether anyone will purchase them remain prevalent, as 75 percent of Americans are still afraid to ride in an autonomous vehicle. To build trust between the human and a self-driving car, a new Columbia University project wants to enable cars to read human emotions.
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