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That's not exactly a happy use case. Why would we even want very strong facial recognition systems?
by feanaro 5y ago
That's not exactly a happy use case. Why would we even want very strong facial recognition systems?
- uhhuhh 5y agoYea I mean the most eminent applications for this stuff is, putting unconsenting peoples likeness into porn, black mail/framing people, facial recognition, deceptive propaganda(because it's not deceptive enough already), weakening criminal evidence, etc. Then comes stuff like cgi for movies/games. Seeing a lot more of the former use cases not much of the latter. Pretty sure most people doing modern cv don't really realize where it's going, and people aren't publishing on the hazards so a lot of the criminality is and will remain novel until someone works it out..
- bsenftner 5y agoSo short sighted. A strong facial recognition system can locate lost people in a wilderness from drone footage. A strong facial recognition system can discriminate between twins, near age siblings, and ethnically similar but unrelated individuals. A strong facial recognition system retains reliability when test imagery is poor quality. A strong facial recognition system can identify kidnapped children being trafficked, even after they have aged. A strong facial recognition system compensates for the complete lack of quality operator training within the facial recognition industry.