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Yes, I think people overreacted a bit. But part of the backlash was because if these algorithms were better trained on a diverse set of faces, they might not ha
by gengkev 11y ago
Yes, I think people overreacted a bit. But part of the backlash was because if these algorithms were better trained on a diverse set of faces, they might not have made that mistake. I think that's a fair criticism.
- colllectorof 11y ago> if these algorithms were better trained on a diverse set of faces, they might not have made that mistake. Is this assumption based on something specific? I.e. are there good reasons to believe that they weren't trained on a diverse set of people and that such training would prevent this error from happening?