I agree. In fiction it is often the case that an AI can reason better than humans do, but it doesn't understand emotions. But we now in general that emotions a

I agree. In fiction it is often the case that an AI can reason better than humans do, but it doesn't understand emotions. But we now in general that emotions and reading of emotions is simpler than general problem solving. A child picks up on parent's emotions without extensive training. Animals can sense them. The fear response is a basic instinct. I would imagine it should be easier to make a machine being able to almost perfectly recognize emotions than general reasoning or this big heuristic machine which is GPT. I guess it all goes to the training set available.