Select two quotations that provide relevant and sufficient evidence to support the claim that developing accurate emotion recognition technology is challenging. “In its annual report, the AI Now Institute…called for a ban on technology designed to recognize people’s emotions in certain cases.” (paragraph 1) “In its annual report, the AI Now Institute…called for a ban on technology designed to recognize people’s emotions in certain cases.” (paragraph 1) “Researchers have been actively working on computer vision algorithms that can determine the emotions and intent of humans, along with making other inferences, for at least a decade.” (paragraph 3) “Researchers have been actively working on computer vision algorithms that can determine the emotions and intent of humans, along with making other inferences, for at least a decade.” (paragraph 3) “…it’s possible to do some pretty remarkable things with images, such as stylize a photo to make it look as if it were drawn by a famous artist and even create photo-realistic faces…” (paragraph 4) “…it’s possible to do some pretty remarkable things with images, such as stylize a photo to make it look as if it were drawn by a famous artist and even create photo-realistic faces…” (paragraph 4) “Emotions are expressed not only through a person’s expression but also where they are and what they’re doing. These contextual cues are difficult to feed into even modern machine learning algorithms.” (paragraph 6) “Emotions are expressed not only through a person’s expression but also where they are and what they’re doing. These contextual cues are difficult to feed into even modern machine learning algorithms.” (paragraph 6) “It’s also well-known that humans tend to trust these systems more than other authority figures.” (paragraph 13)