In my opinion, we still have a long way to go to quantify and program emotion. We know that humans make choices based on reason and emotion. While computers exc

In my opinion, we still have a long way to go to quantify and program emotion. We know that humans make choices based on reason and emotion. While computers excel at the former, humans more often than not depend on the latter to make the final call. Now obviously our emotions are based upon previous experiences so machine learning should be able teach emotion. However, in addition fine tuning the weights and biases of a typical machine learning algorithm, I conjecture that an 3rd element in Time is also needed. The reason I say this is because humans will make different choices depending on their current state of emotion. Before we can have true AI, a system needs to consider both the logical and the emotional outcomes of its actions. Without both, AI systems will always be naive because they won't have the "fool me once" mentality.