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Why are you imposing the error tolerances the user should have? Shouldn't that be their choice?

• foldr 7y ago
  If I'm the author of the tool, I can impose whatever I want, no? It's not like people have a God-given right to have Google tag photos with genders for them.
  • EvgeniyZh 7y ago
    So the best argument to do is the fact that you have a legal right to?
    • foldr 7y ago
      The argument in this case is that the potential for misuse outweighs the potential benefits.
• lordCarbonFiber 7y ago
  If someone wants to build and train their own model that assigns a binary gender based on pictures that's their own choice, and because of that freedom they can't force google to do it for them.
  • natalyarostova 7y ago
    Right, it's just that usually the concept with goods and services is that you're paying someone else to do it for you because you either can't or don't want to.