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MRAC 2025: 3rd International Workshop on Multimodal, Generative and Responsible Affective Computing

Zheng Lian 0004, Shreya Ghosh 0001, Erik Cambria, Zhixi Cai, Guoying Zhao 0001, Abhinav Dhall, Björn W. Schuller, Roland Goecke, Jianhua Tao 0001, Tom Gedeon

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摘要

Multimodal, generative, and responsible affective computing aims to enhance people's lives. In recent years, the AI revolution has already begun to impact daily life, with virtual assistants being deployed across various sectors such as healthcare, banking, transportation, and education. It is clear that, in the near future, humans may interact with AI-powered systems as much or maybe even more than direct human-to-human interactions. Affective computing has numerous applications, including innovative approaches to forecasting and preventing anxiety, stress, and mental health issues; enhancing robotic empathy; assisting individuals with communication, behavior, and emotion regulation challenges; and promoting awareness of health and well-being. Many of these applications require enhanced control and protection of sensitive, private, and personal data. Therefore, it is crucial to further develop the creation, evaluation, and deployment of emotionally intelligent systems that are both responsive and responsible. Additionally, improving the accuracy and interpretability of emotion prediction results can significantly enhance the application of this technology in the downstream tasks mentioned above. MRAC'25 is the continuation of MRAC'23 and MRAC'24. Through this workshop, we aim to bring together researchers to discuss the potential and development of affective computing.