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Researchers define super-emotional intelligence as systems recognizing emotions more accurately than humans using ear muscle signals. Published in 2026, the study shows muscles reveal emotional intensity within a fraction of a second, suggesting new AI safety rules are needed to prevent hypermanipulation. The work appears in IEEE Transactions on Affective Computing and Frontiers in Artificial Intelligence.
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