A growing number of tech companies claim their AI-driven emotion recognition systems can accurately detect emotions from biometric data. However, scientific studies challenge the validity of these claims, highlighting potential biases and legal risks, especially in workplace applications. The technology's use is increasingly scrutinized as both ineffective and intrusive.

Tech companies are increasingly promoting AI-driven emotion recognition technologies that claim to read human emotions. However, recent research suggests that these claims lack scientific support, highlighting issues of bias, validity, and public skepticism.