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Re:Correct eye contact in videos by redirecting the eyes to ... by exitb on Wednesday October 16, 2024 @03:19AM (#41856427)
Makeup is a personal preference. What OP talked about is subtly and transparently putting AI in a pipeline where we don't expect it. And it's not hypothetical, rather it already happens. Video meeting software is doing all kinds of sound rejection based on an unknown set of rules, even though none of us enabled that as a feature.
Re:Correct eye contact in videos by redirecting the eyes to ... by tomooot on Wednesday October 16, 2024 @08:25AM (#41858276)
It took me a couple of years to notice the "beautify" filter on my samsung S7 as I only ever activated the screen side camera by accident. When I did eventually use it a bit, I subconsciously knew something was off but assumed it was just spec differences between the two sensors and lenses, but then I noticed the "eyeball star twinkle" and realised what was up.

On closer inspection it turns out it was actually smoothing my hair and boosting the contrast so I looked like I had dyed "highlights", along with airbrushing my cheeks a flat orangey coloured skin tone with a rosy center, as if I were wearing foundation and blusher!

Re:Correct eye contact in videos by redirecting the eyes to ... by beeflet on Wednesday October 16, 2024 @01:04PM (#41861342)
> Video meeting software is doing all kinds of sound rejection based on an unknown set of rules, even though none of us enabled that as a feature.

It's optional on discord. Besides, it's conceivable that you might create a similar effect with a nice audio hardware setup