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All we have are two data points, and while there is obviously a skin tone difference between the two samples, that's not the only difference. Without more infor
by kogir 17y ago
All we have are two data points, and while there is obviously a skin tone difference between the two samples, that's not the only difference. Without more information we can't even be sure that skin color is the issue.
For example, the algorithm might just fail for the black man's facial features, which differ greatly from those of the white woman.
Can anyone test this?
Edit: By "differ greatly" I mean from the point of view of the algorithm. We don't know what features (as in data extracted from the image, not facial features) they're using.