Read more.Hewlett-Packard investigates after a man suggests the company's facial-tracking software can't see black people.
Read more.Hewlett-Packard investigates after a man suggests the company's facial-tracking software can't see black people.
Appears to be an issue regarding contrast, love how it's getting hyped up everywhere
Appears to be faked more like it! Given that the name tags are reversed as if in a mirror, plus someone's hands are always out of line of sight whenever the camera is moving...
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This is bunny and friends. He is fed up waiting for everyone to help him out, and decided to help himself instead!
Yeah, fake IMO.
1st what a load of rubbish, can they counter sue?+
2nd we heard this before, i think it was sat nav with voice command couldnt understand people from birmingham i think (apologise if I am wrong, sorry it is late)
I'm sure HP didn't intentionally make their webcams incapable of tracking black faces! Sounds like it could just be an unfortunate bug.
Are you sure that isn't newcastle?
It's ok, I get the impression that Geordie's like being well travelled anyway.
I think the facial detection algorithm is design to identify a facial by subtract the background environment. Therefore, i think can identify a facial detection algorithm will work if the contrast ratio is set in an appropriate value.
Cheers!
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