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You're not even going to get a good lead out of this, facial recognition works on fine details, and guessing a face from DNA has none of that fidelity. This is
by kube-system 3y ago
You're not even going to get a good lead out of this, facial recognition works on fine details, and guessing a face from DNA has none of that fidelity.
This is akin to: Police having grainy monochrome security camera snapshot of a suspect, putting the photo in a microscope, and concluding that the suspect has salt-and-pepper hair and a square pixel shaped face.
"fair skin, brown eyes and hair, no freckles, and bushy eyebrows" isn't enough entropy for facial recognition to work. Any entropy that any facial recognition would be operating on here is completely made up out of thin air by the rendering program.
- chimeracoder 3y ago> "fair skin, brown eyes and hair, no freckles, and bushy eyebrows" isn't enough entropy for facial recognition to work. No, but it's more than enough to profile people, which is the real point.
- kube-system 3y agoYes, humans often use vague information to profile others. But that isn't what is happening here, because the output is being fed into a face recognition program. It's just going to create spurious matches based on coincidentally generated attributes inherent to the procedures baked into the image generation software.