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Does this thing detect ethnicity? Because the roasts were on point.
Your project has managed to both. Well done. Have you heard about this really cool game called Cards Against Humanity?
Sometimes spurious usage of machine learning is "cute" and can be massaged by its implementer to come across as a valid instance of more art than science. Other times, it manages to let people who want to play with off-the-shelf libraries muddy the waters of what really comprises a quite difficult specialization. Other times still, it helps to reinforce some of the more atrocious biases of its source material and hol…
We had three main intentions with this project, two of them which you've mentioned. This was a hackathon project, and we decided not to go the generic route of what usually wins at such events. We wanted to have fun, and enjoy the process of creation. We ended up insulting our judges, and came last place :)
If you are able to reveal something of the architecture, is this just classifying the image based off other similar images from r/roastme, and then outputting a random insult that was deemed acceptable for that classification of image? Like there's no NLP happening here, correct?
It gave me 1. Be Black 2. Get Welfare 3. Ask people to roast you. Fully-automated racism.
Does this thing detect ethnicity? Because the roasts were on point.
Wont load for me
Besides that: Hilarious site!
[1]: Crawl reddit.com/r/roastme
[2]: Map images to an array of "roast" comments
[3]: Compare input photo to all images from [2]
[4]: Return top three roasts from most similar image
Pretty neat, though! I've got to caution people on sharing this with coworkers as there's a very high risk of NSFW racial/ethnic/gender humor.