
ABSTRACT Emotional abilities are not a new topic in the study of Artificial Intelligence (AI), but with the appearance of new commercial possibilities for robots and domestic artificial systems, affective computing has become a major area of research in the recent years, cited profusely in the academic bibliography. Many philosophers and computer scientists give credit to the idea that in order to create an Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) we will need to include emotional capabilities in the architectures. Despite this consensus, there has not been any real attempt to systematize a new philosophy of artificial intelligence that takes emotions as central in its predicaments. This thesis comes to fill this gap trying to develop a new ontology and ethics of the Emotional Artificial Intelligence. INTRODUCTION Although at its origins, 65 years ago at the Dartmouth Conference, Artificial Intelligence did not consider at all the introduction of emotions in the systems that were be...