3 ms·
Apple already do. One of the advantages of having a know physical design. See https://twitter.com/WSig/status/1146146914985009154 https://twitter.com/WSig/statu
by kimburgess 4y ago
Apple already do. One of the advantages of having a know physical design. See https://twitter.com/WSig/status/1146146914985009154 https://twitter.com/WSig/status/1146146914985009154 and https://twitter.com/schukin/status/1146359923158089728 https://twitter.com/schukin/status/1146359923158089728.
NVIDIA also have an implementation in their Maxine SDK (https://developer.nvidia.com/maxine#ar-sdk https://developer.nvidia.com/maxine#ar-sdk).
- hammock 4y agoNow I wonder what the unintended effect of this deepfaked eye contact is on the conversation. Breaking eye contact, in a variety of different ways, is an important part of body language
- imgabe 4y agoIsn't there already eye-tracking software that can tell where you're looking? If you can fake the eye position, why not keep faking it to track if the person looks away?
- gilbertbw 4y agoThe impression I get from those tweets is that it’s not making the eye look as it it’s always looking at the camera, it’s just adjusting so that if you look at the screen (the persons eyes in e.g. FaceTime) it looks like you are looking at the camera. So if you break eye contact with the image of the person on the screen, it will show you breaking eye contact in your video.