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Article digest · Nov 7 AM

AI, EQ & Communication — what each story says

Every story in this issue with a short summary, so you can decide what to read before leaving the site. Summaries are written by AI (Claude) only from each publisher's own description and checked by Jev for anything not in that description. They are not full translations. Follow "Read the original" for the full story.

11 stories4 with summaries5 topics

💗 Empathy and emotional intelligence in AI2

🧠 Human EQ and soft skills in the AI era2

All-About-Industries11/06 06:52 UTC

Ear Muscles Reveal Feelings—Does AI Recognize Emotions Better?

A study by Saarland University found that ear muscles reveal attention and arousal within seconds. The article asks what this means for AI and "super-emotional intelligence".

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💬 How conversation is changing5

ITmedia11/06 01:39 UTCJapanese

Meta's AI Agent Muse Adds Voice Conversation With Expressive Avatars, Starting in US

Meta announced real-time voice conversation and avatar features for its AI agent Muse, available first in the US. Users can request tasks by voice and talk face to face with an avatar whose expressions and gestures change with the conversation. Voices can be chosen from several hundred options, and expansion to AI glasses and other devices is planned.

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Asahi Shimbun11/05 22:03 UTCJapanese

Conversational AI Robot Romi (Lacatan Model) to Be Shown at CEATEC 2026

MIXI will exhibit its conversational AI robot Romi at CEATEC 2026. The display will show new communication experiences, including links with external devices using the RomiCore SDK.

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✉️ Words written or spoken by AI1

🇯🇵 EQ and communication in Japan1

Vietnam.vn11/06 14:40 UTCJapanese

AI Is Forcing Companies to Change How They Communicate

A South Korean company adjusted how it writes press releases and raised its presence on AI platforms from 5% to 20% in three months.

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The analysis and visual summary are in the Nov 7 AM issue. Japanese version here.