/ About this event
CAN AI FEEL YOU?
What happens when technology stops simply tracking what you do — and starts understanding how you feel?
Every day, we generate thousands of invisible signals: movement, voice, behavior, attention, biometrics, preferences, emotional cues, and increasingly intimate data.
Until now, technology has mostly collected those signals.
The next frontier is learning how to interpret them.
**CAN AI FEEL YOU?**, presented by **xVibe.ai**, is an immersive exploration of the emerging world where **human data, AI, wearables, biotech, emotional intelligence, sexual wellness, and intelligent companionship begin to converge.**
Rather than another traditional Tech Week panel, this event asks guests to step inside the question:
**How much can technology truly understand about a human being — and what happens when it can respond?**
We’ll explore the evolution from simple data collection to emotionally aware technology:
**SENSE** Wearables, biometrics, behavioral data, voice, movement, physiological signals, and new ways of understanding the human body.
**UNDERSTAND** Emotional AI, personalization, memory, affective computing, and machines that begin to interpret context, mood, desire, and intention.
**RESPOND** AI companionship, adaptive experiences, human-machine interaction, wellness applications, and a new generation of technology designed around the individual.
Through interactive experiences, emerging technology demonstrations, provocative conversations, and curated encounters, guests will explore both the possibilities and tensions surrounding this new layer of intelligence.
What happens to privacy when technology understands not just what we do, but how we feel?
What happens to healthcare and sexual wellness when the body becomes a real-time data source?
And what happens to human relationships when machines become capable of listening, remembering, adapting, and responding?
xVibe.ai sits at the intersection of these questions, exploring how human signals can become emotional intelligence — and how that intelligence can power more personalized forms of connection, companionship, and entertainment.
This is not a conversation about another screen.
It is a conversation about the next interface.
**Your body. Your emotions. Your behavior. You. **
The question is no longer whether AI can know you.
**It’s whether AI can feel you.**
This event is a part of #SFTechWeek—a week of events hosted by VCs and startups to bring together the tech ecosystem. Learn more at www.tech-week.com.
