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Papeg.ai – Free, easy to use, local AI for everyone
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socialcooling
2y ago
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socialcooling
2y ago
Free 100% client-side chatting and writing with AI. Even your documents are stored in your browser. Which means you get 100% privacy: everything happens on your own device. Some features: - Proofreading, rewriting, summarizing, translating
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Are You You? Fool the face recognition algorithm
(areyouyou.eu)
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5y ago
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socialcooling
5y ago
I've created an educational game in which you can try to fool a face recognition algorithm by making funny faces. It's 100% privacy friendly, running locally in your own browser.
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socialcooling
6y ago
Technically. But as a European I'd already be in a lot of trouble for breaking the law, since the website promises to not collect personal data. What you can do is check the javascript code for any 'http'. So open https:
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6y ago
The main one is FaceApiJS. One I trained myself (BMI), and the others I just scavenged from existing Github projects. So with most of these I don't know how they were trained, what photos they were fed, etc.
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That's difficult to say. You could start with getting to to know an issue and specialising in it. Reading books from academic writers (not the stuff sold at airport bookstores). Read Slashdot. Once you've got a grasp, think about
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socialcooling
6y ago
Ah, so that's it! Thanks!
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socialcooling
6y ago
That would be great actually. I've enabled debug mode. Add ?debug to the end of the url to get a peak under the engine. So: https://www.hownormalami.eu/?debug
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socialcooling
6y ago
Actually, the checkbox does nothing. It's just for show :-)
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6y ago
Yes you are correct.
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socialcooling
6y ago
You may enjoy this blogpost I made that goes into how the BMI prediction algorithm was developed. It's the only one in the project that I trained myself. https://www.sherpapieces.eu/overview/predicting-your-bmi-fro
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6y ago
Yikes. I'll look into it. I take it you tried the button in the top-left to switch? Were you able to select the other camera if you reloaded the page?
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6y ago
Creator here. It sounds like the main face detection algorithm (faceApiJS) wasn't able to load somehow. Then it will just try to keep you entertained by spouting funny loading sentences. Try refreshing the page, or using a different br
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Creator here. The project was created as part of my role as artist within the Sherpa consortium. It's a Horizon2020 research project whose goal is to figure out what Europeans believe are the biggest issues around AI that we'll ex
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That's very strange. It doesn't use cookies at all. I know because I built it :-)
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socialcooling
6y ago
oh, thanks for bringing that to my attention, I'll look into it.
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socialcooling
6y ago
I suspect someone has tried to manipulate their score. I found one database entry that had only an extreme beauty score. I've hardened the system against this now.
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6y ago
You're very welcome.
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socialcooling
6y ago
I found the issue, and it should hopefully be fixed. It happened if your IP address couldn't be used to predict your location.
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socialcooling
6y ago
Age and gender are derived using the FaceApiJS project. In my own experience it's doesn't vary as wildly if you're a white male. With other ethnicities the predictability levels can drop, especially if you're Asian.
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6y ago
Yikes. Thanks, I'll look into it. The terms and conditions have no influence on this, but it could that that one of the scores required to create the life expectancy prediction is missing (age, gender, bmi, country).
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6y ago
You're right! Thanks, I've fixed it!
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6y ago
Alright, in that case it's a real service ;-)
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socialcooling
6y ago
Indeed, it's not a real service. It just pretends to be. You can just use the tool for free. Although as time passes, it seems maybe it should be real...
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6y ago
I'm the creator of the website. It has a simple PHP text file counter. That's all it has, and I'd argue it's enough. I want people to be able to visit this website without any fear of tracking and profiling. It's a
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socialcooling
6y ago
This sounds fascinating, but I can't seem to find more information online. Do you perhaps have a link or some keywords I should add to the search query?
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6y ago
Actually I just meant to refer to Foucault's analysis of Bentham's panopticon prison concept.
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6y ago
Thank you for posting this, saves me the trouble :-) I re-read Deleuze's three-page paper every year. It really describes things well.
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Creator of socialcooling.com here. You may enjoy this other website I created: https://www.cloakingcompany.com It's a fictitious company that helps you do exactly this. And while it's fiction, the tool actually does wo
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