An AI bot just broke down how Prince Harry really feels since posting Spare.
The discovery of this robot has been daily starthey warned that the Duke “comes across as mostly calm 70 per cent of the time” in his interviews.
But “confused 15% of the time”, “happy 9% of the time” and “surprised 7% of the time”.
Corresponding negative emotions were rarely seen, with fear appearing “only 6%”, sadness even less “only 3%”, anger “2%” visible, and disgust “only 1%” %” of snapshots.
The findings are part of a wider understanding of post-Brexit corporate sentiment.
It is particularly worth mentioning that Meghan Markle’s happiness score after the move exceeded 79.9 out of 100.
For those unfamiliar, those numbers stand in stark contrast to two years ago, when she scored 55.1 in 2019, and 96.2 right after Megxit.
Even University of London professor Anna Whitelock told TonerGiant, “After making the decision to leave the royal family and the so-called ‘gilded cage’, Harry and Meghan clearly feel more relaxed, happier and more in control of their lives.” . “
“There is no doubt that while they control and curate their public image, they need to demonstrate that leaving the royal family was the right decision and the path to personal happiness!”
