Contents:
- THE FAMO AI GAYDAR STUDY WAS REPEATED – AND, NO, N'T TELL IF YOU'RE STRAIGHT OR NOT JT OM YOUR FACE
- STANFORD UNIVERSY'S AI N TELL IF YOU'RE GAY OR STRAIGHT OM A PHOTO
- WHY STANFORD REARCHERS TRIED TO CREATE A ‘GAYDAR’ MACHE
THE FAMO AI GAYDAR STUDY WAS REPEATED – AND, NO, N'T TELL IF YOU'RE STRAIGHT OR NOT JT OM YOUR FACE
Homo enomic, Evolvg. Compose fac built by averagg fac classified as most and least likely to be gay by a puter.
The rearch, by Michal Kosski and Yilun Wang of Stanford Universy, claims that a puter algorhm bted humans distguishg between a gay person and a straight person when analyzg imag om public profil on a datg webse. Two gay rights groups, Human Rights Campaign and GLAAD, lled the rearch, a jot prs release, "junk science. Gay and straight people, male and female, were reprented evenly.
STANFORD UNIVERSY'S AI N TELL IF YOU'RE GAY OR STRAIGHT OM A PHOTO
Usg a rultg mol ma up of the distguishg characteristics, the program, when shown one photo of a gay man and one of a straight man, was able to intify their sexual orientatn 81 percent of the time.
WHY STANFORD REARCHERS TRIED TO CREATE A ‘GAYDAR’ MACHE
) Human gusers rrectly intified straight fac and gay fac jt 61 percent of the time for men and 54 percent for women.