Re:Let artificial intelligence guess your attractiveness and...
by stephaniepier on Tuesday January 05, 2016 @01:20PM
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Oh dear - just put my own picture into that and it guessed I was 34 and my fiance 38...we're 25 and 26.
Edit - tried a different pic, it guessed my fiance was 51.
Re:Let artificial intelligence guess your attractiveness and...
by danso on Tuesday January 05, 2016 @01:32PM
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Well c'mon, have you really double checked? ;)
Lighting obviously plays an effect, but I was pretty surprised at how it got TFA's Han Solo down decently well. In the poster, he looks more in his 50s.
Lighting obviously plays a part. I wonder if race does as well? To use the common stereotype, does the algorithm make a guess if you're Asian, then guess downwards?
Re:Let artificial intelligence guess your attractiveness and...
by drpgq on Tuesday January 05, 2016 @01:03PM
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Actually age isn't new at all. NIST ran an age estimation test before Microsoft's API. I worked on Cognitec's algorithm.
Re:Let artificial intelligence guess your attractiveness and...
by aidenn0 on Tuesday January 05, 2016 @01:00PM
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I think it's just that there is so little of Fisher's face visible. I couldn't even tell who that was until I read your full comment.
Re:Let artificial intelligence guess your attractiveness and...
by throwupper247 on Tuesday January 05, 2016 @05:56PM
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the flag for "Adult Content" reminds me of anecdotes about mechanical turk workers standing in to keep uploads child friendly, now mixed with Age Identification this gets a new perspective. Is this in active use somewhere?
Re:Let artificial intelligence guess your attractiveness and...
by philippeback on Tuesday January 05, 2016 @12:32PM
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Oxford is cool indeed.
I mean, is it different from Project Oxford, the Microsoft API that's been around for awhile and is still quite amazing?
https://www.projectoxford.ai/demo/vision#Analysis
I actually tried it out early this morning, to compare it with a stock install of OpenCV 3. It got the faces correct, and the ages very well too.
Here are its guesses for the Star Wars TFA poster: http://imgur.com/XT7RmX6
Of course, perhaps users have trained it...particularly ones sympathetic to Carrie Fisher. Though I'd argue that they would've also corrected Boyega's face.