Abstract
A socially intelligent robot can analyze information, is continually aware of its social environment, and can respond in ways that are consistent with human social norms. A socially intelligent robot is one who can converse with other socially intelligent robots. It should also be able to assimilate information, think abstractly about it, generate new ideas, and automatically influence decisions in its favor. The conscious mind is required at this stage for the development of an emotional body. A feeling-capable body is required because emotions are important for distinguishing oneself from others and inspiring action. The goal was to move social robotics forward. Our research intends to develop social robots with human-like qualities. We created social robots using our own design that could converse with people more naturally. One of our ultimate goals was to create social robots with more human-like interaction abilities. The social emotional artificial intelligence (SEAI) is a mind designed specifically for sentient robots with emotions and a sense of self. The goal of the combined system was to accurately portray the users' emotional states and logical cognitive processes. Its development was largely influenced by biological research. It employs a deliberative/reactive paradigm, with a reactive paradigm handling low-level processing and control and a knowledge-based expert system handling high-level symbolic reasoning. These systems work in tandem to ensure flawless performance. Before presenting the scientific foundations of the SEAI framework and a computational formalization of those foundations, an overview of numerous cognitive systems with biological inspiration will be provided. The design is then thoroughly technical, with major parallels to the human cognitive system highlighted. This research is being conducted to assist researchers in better understanding how artificial emotions influence the robot's decisions and judgments.
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