> But we judge places by the people who go there. We always have. Does anyone do this for a restaurants? That's not something that ever really factored into my food habits
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#12I assume it's a racial thing and the AI could not really detect the age correctly?
In NY the Irish pubs are tagged as old, which kinda makes sense.
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#13When happens when a creator is stuck in a Twitter bubble
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#15Why is 2/3 of LA restaurant visited by "old" people per this map? I assume it's a racial thing and the AI could not really detect the age correctly? In NY the Irish pubs are tagged as old, which kinda makes sense.
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#16This is gross on multiple levels.
This appears to me to be intentional and ironic to make a point rather than in earnest. I am interpreting this as a statement about snap judgements in an age where AI will increasingly play the role of a judge or assessor of humans. Perhaps I’m wrong, but it seems too on-the-nose to be serious. EDIT: > This website just puts reductive numbers on the superficial calculations we make every day From the website. If it i…
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#17This is gross on multiple levels.
It's made by the dude that has a lot of similarly strange and technologically impressive projects: https://walzr.com/
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#20This is gross on multiple levels.
This appears to me to be intentional and ironic to make a point rather than in earnest. I am interpreting this as a statement about snap judgements in an age where AI will increasingly play the role of a judge or assessor of humans. Perhaps I’m wrong, but it seems too on-the-nose to be serious. EDIT: > This website just puts reductive numbers on the superficial calculations we make every day From the website. If it i…
they made a fake steakhouse real for one night, got Twitter to verify a fake candidate for congress, etc. etc.
all signs point to art project.