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If AI sees a guy, it believes”official” A girl? “Insulation”

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When AI sees a man, it thinks “official.” A woman? “Smile”

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Men frequently judge girls by their physical appearance. Turns out, computers perform.

After US and European investigators fed images of all members of Congress into Google‘s cloud picture recognition support, the agency implemented twice as many annotations linked to bodily look to photographs of girls as it did for men. The best labels applied for guys were”official” and”businessperson”; for girls they had been”grin” and”chin.”

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