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This makes a request to server to get the result back. Hacker News hug of death has already happened. I wish this was deployable to browsers so it was fully stand alone.
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I like faces. Why deny a key part of being human?
If you don't know why one might want this, you might be a white male, or at least white, or at least male, or at least a member of the majority race in your locality. I've definitely wanted this on a few occasions, to avoid being discriminated.
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If you don't know why one might want this, you might be a white male, or at least white, or at least male, or at least a member of the majority race in your locality. I've definitely wanted this on a few occasions, to avoid being discriminated.
So following this logic train, the only actual faces one may see would be white males. Everyone else gets a mask?
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So following this logic train, the only actual faces one may see would be white males. Everyone else gets a mask?
Maybe? But I'm going to get what I wanted.
Wow, this works pretty well. Makes me think of that chapter in Infinite Jest where videoconferencing gets popular, until people start using "optimized" computer-rendered images instead of showing their actual faces, at which point everyone goes back to audio-only.
I wouldn't mind video conferencing with computer generated avatars. I don't video conference to know what the other person looks like, and in fact knowing what they look like just creates lots of unnecessary bias. I do it for the cues from their gestures, facial expressions, the direction they are looking, etc. With a good tracking setup that works perfectly well today with digital avatars.
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Maybe? But I'm going to get what I wanted.
Would that then just be a proxy for not being a white male and present the same problems? I am not sure what this solves to prevent discrimination.
I mean if a VC hands me a term sheet or a hiring manager hands me a job and the ONLY thing I misrepresented is my face, I don't think they have any ethical grounds to retract their offer.
Solving the discrimination problem is another matter, and will take years if not decades, my dreams cannot wait for that.
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So following this logic train, the only actual faces one may see would be white males. Everyone else gets a mask?
Maybe? But I'm going to get what I wanted.
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Maybe? But I'm going to get what I wanted.
Looking white male, isn't enough if you go down that road. Accents, tone, pitch of the voice would also need to match
But I imagine accent change could be another subject of a future deep learning project.