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Same, virtual assistant. I could conceivably see someone utilising OpenCV to "try" to measure attractiveness. I could also see someone trying sentiment analysi
by froo 13y ago
Same, virtual assistant.
I could conceivably see someone utilising OpenCV to "try" to measure attractiveness. I could also see someone trying sentiment analysis with NLTK... but farming it out to a low paid worker is just insane.
- vdaniuk 13y agoI am curious, why do you consider it insane?
- dirtyaura 13y agoinsanity is in the eye of beholder. There are probably thousands of executives in the world that use the help of their personal assistants when organizing dating. Leap from that to use virtual assistants is not a biggie. however, there are probably none or just a few crazy geeks that even try to use the help of machine vision for dating.
- enjo 13y agoI have a friend who is, at this very moment, phone screening potential dates for her boss.
- DanBC 13y agoFarm it out to many people in return for some tiny (but not monetary) reward. OKCupid used to have a feature for "choose my best image". Users submit two images, then rate other people's images. One of your images is presented alongside one other image from some other user, and someone else has to pick which one they like most. OKC then used their stats to give some analysis to it. It was sort of great, except there were usually too few people to get any kind of sensible results. It's easy to see that this could be a useful approach.