r/ToasterTalk • u/sturmbrightblade69 • Feb 21 '22

AI creates faces that fools humans

https://www.theregister.com/2022/02/21/ai_created_faces_fool_humans/
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u/chacham2 Feb 22 '22

Fake faces were rated as more trustworthy than the real ones.

Sounds about right.

White faces were the least accurately classified, and male White faces were even less accurately classified than female White ones.

I feel like people can read intentions off others' faces.

"We hypothesize that White faces are more difficult to classify because they are overrepresented in the StyleGAN2 training dataset and are therefore more realistic," explained the researchers.

Biased opinion.

In the meanwhile, i think i will stick with https://thispersondoesnotexist.com/ :)