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Stuff like this usually falls in the "too good to be true" category, and it seems like several people in this thread have already defeated Fawkes. I remember a
by dvt 6y ago
Stuff like this usually falls in the "too good to be true" category, and it seems like several people in this thread have already defeated Fawkes. I remember a few years ago, a Google paper claimed to have figured out a way to categorize aesthetically pleasing photos from unaesthetic ones. My friend had an idea for an app that could sort -- even roughly -- "bad" pictures from "good" pictures, as she takes like thousands of photos when on vacation. Just out of curiosity, I actually went through the trouble of setting up and running their TensorFlow implementation to pretty mediocre results.