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Pretty sure that's not Ryan Gosling. Just a random face, but adding a celebrity to the headline probably generates more clicks.
by blauditore 6y ago
Pretty sure that's not Ryan Gosling. Just a random face, but adding a celebrity to the headline probably generates more clicks.
- jonplackett 6y agoYeah it's just some dude's face. Excellent headline writing to take advantage though.
- chrisco255 6y agoTurns out the article was written by a GPT-3 bot optimized for clicks. Welcome to the future.
- jonplackett 6y agoIt's like a kind of virtual grey goo EOTW scenario where all the world's resources are consumed writing increasingly effective clickbait. The Utopian version of the story has the clickbait getting so good that it actually evolves into a high form of art and expression.
- vadarvariu 6y agoCelebA is a relatively standard dataset that is used to train DL-based CV models, it's around 200k of celebrity faces. While the article title is no doubt clickbait, it wouldn't surprise me if Gosling is indeed lurking in those model weights somewhere.
- jayd16 6y agoThe irony of a human seeing Ryan Gosling in a random face is pretty good.