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It seems like facial recognition would actually be useful in this case. Rather than ban a hash of the video itself, ban a specific face appearing in any content
by throwitawaynow9 5y ago
It seems like facial recognition would actually be useful in this case. Rather than ban a hash of the video itself, ban a specific face appearing in any content on the platform.
- mcbutterbunz 5y agoFacial recognition would be really tough to get right, but maybe the opposite would work. All faces are blurred unless uploaded by a known performer or verified account.
- snek_case 5y agoI don't think you need facial recognition at all. You need a robust video hash. Need a way to map videos to a perceptual space that's independent of the resolution, the exact length and the colors. Seems very doable to me. IMO the answer here is probably to use deep learning, which would likely turn out to be very effective.