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It's also just plain absurd. Hundreds of pictures of my own children at the beach in their bathing suits? No problem. Hundreds of photos of other peoples' ch
by benrbray 5y ago
It's also just plain absurd. Hundreds of pictures of my own children at the beach in their bathing suits? No problem. Hundreds of photos of other peoples' children in bathing suits? Big problem. Of course, the algorithm is powerless to tell the difference.
- roberttod 5y agoI believe it's built on hashing, so it'll only find images in the db they have with already known content. Your own photos won't get mixed up.
- benrbray 5y agoAh, I guess unsurprisingly the twitter thread is light on details. I saw "perceptual hash" which I usually interpret to mean some kind of feature-based semantic hash that is not as sensitive to small edits. Even if it isn't currently used, the door is open for it to be implemented in the future.
- nicce 5y agoPerceptual hashing would make bit more sense. Flip one bit from the image to avoid detection otherwise.