Computers, robots, and wearable technologies are increasingly designed with the abilities to sense, recognize, and respond intelligently to human emotion. In some cases, robots are created in the image of their maker, and appear to have emotions. Are emotions the last thing that separates machines from being human? What are ways that “Emotion AI” can be used for good, and are there cases where we want to see its use banned? This talk will demonstrate some of the latest advances in affective technologies, suggesting values to consider for its use in improving human lives.