Professional Casual Staff, University of Auckland, Waipapa Taumata Rau
Sanghyub Lee is a PhD graduate from the University of Auckland, with a research focus on AI emotion detection models. His interdisciplinary research bridges artificial intelligence, machine learning, and emotional psychology, aiming to enhance the way AI understands and interprets human emotions. Sanghyub’s work has explored innovative methods to synchronize socially agreed and self-reported emotions using big data, resulting in groundbreaking developments in emotion detection models that have wide applications, from improving human-computer interactions to supporting individuals with communication difficulties, such as those with autism.
Lee’s research integrates AI with real-world emotional contexts, contributing to more sophisticated and empathetic AI systems. His academic journey has led to numerous publications and awards, reflecting his influence in both AI and emotional cognition research. His interdisciplinary approach allows him to apply insights from marketing, psychology, and computer science, advancing the field of emotion recognition and creating AI models that respond more intuitively to human emotions.