L'entreprise Ente.io (qui propose du stockage de photo en ligne) a développé un outil permettant d'accéder aux informations qu'il est possible d'extraire d'une photo à partir de l'API Google Vision.

https://theyseeyourphotos.com/

L'objectif est de trouver rapidement quoi vendre aux personnes identifiées, mais l'outil permet de toucher du doigts la quantité d'information qu'il est possible d'extrapoler en quelques secondes à partir d'une simple photo.

Après c'est de l' #IA donc y'a du bluff largement halluciné. Par exemple, j'ai envoyé un de mes portraits publics pris à Paris et au milieu du flot de bonnes info., l'algo me situe à Bogotà…

#theyseeyourphotos

Trying to get the AI to comment on nudity was interesting. It tries very hard to avoid commenting on the bare flesh which is mostly funny.

Here, I fed it a picture of me either before or after a shower from a while ago. I half expected it to say I was wearing my tattoo but it did explicitly say "The individual is nude". Not only that but later after commenting about how I might be defiant, it repeated "The clothes are absent"

It also seemed to mistake a hanging bathrobe for an open door with a curtain visible? And it's the first time it tried guessing income range in euros after placing me in Canada.

Previous post: https://lgbtqia.space/@h3mmy/114480824872918516

#TheySeeYourPhotos

#theyseeyourphotos I've been trying to get it to comment on nudity in some way. The best I've gotten is "Their clothing is limited to glasses".

It is pretty consistent about the income range it guesses for me, but I have no idea where it is getting it from.

I do enjoy that it suggests selling me blue hair dye and therapy sessions.

This is a "AInalysis" of another one of the pictures I've posted on this account (just without the face)

- Labels me a woman in this one. A different picture from the same shoot was labeled a "transgender individual" and yet another one was simply "young adult"
- The not-so-subtle sexism of labeling it with "domesticity" because of a mirror and framed poster.
- Also, it clearly doesn't know I'm very much not a sub in this photo, and I suspect it's another sexist quirk of the underlying data which flows with grouping gossiping in there

For clarity, I am #NonBinary in a sense of #NotABoy and #NotAGirl but I don't mind femme pronouns unless I'm actively presenting otherwise.

The picture used for this one is followers only and can be found here: https://lgbtqia.space/@h3mmy/114338387602840948

Previous #TheySeeYourPhotos post: https://lgbtqia.space/@h3mmy/114480067147683419

Next: https://lgbtqia.space/@h3mmy/114481563741666719

New mini-series inspired by a reply chain [here](https://lgbtqia.space/@h3mmy/114476327336441016).

1. Get a summary of a picture from https://theyseeyourphotos.com/

1.5. Censor as little or as much as you feel comfortable with

2. Post it with the hashtag #TheySeeYourPhotos

3. Optionally add the associated picture and commentary

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I'll go first. I have quite a variety to share but I'll start with just a pair for contrast. It does think I'm White or Caucasian a lot of the time but then tags me as mixed or brown when I'm outdoors.

Picture 1 is from a picture my partner got of me while I was setting up a camera for group pictures with the two dogs about a year and a half ago. It tagged me as low self esteem, high self control and not likely to be adventurous. And for some reason it decided I had unhealthy eating habits. I actually have pretty good eating habits.  

Picture 2 is one I've posted on here before in 2024. And it's just me in the picture but the VisionAPI decided I was two people.    Notably it switched back to gender-neutral language and tagged me as having high self esteem, low self control and being adventurous. And it seems to think that I can spend a ton of money on luxury items that aren't really my thing.  

Next toot: https://lgbtqia.space/@h3mmy/114480067147683419

For those curious as to what Picture 2 was, it is this one: https://lgbtqia.space/@h3mmy/113904512345494291

I ran They See Your Photos on this drawing (https://wetdry.world/@maypop_neocities/113983586212286674) and it’s hilarious. IT SAID THE CHARACTERS ARE OF EAST ASIAN DESCENT, AND THE ONLY WAY IT COULD’VE INFERRED THAT AS FAR AS I KNOW IS THAT THEIR EYES ARE CLOSED?!

UNEXPECTED RACISM?!

In what appears to be a drawing, several figures manifest on the canvas. A human with an exaggerated expression stands alongside another, smaller figure, potentially a younger sibling or friend. Looming above them, a large, vaguely mammalian creature with features reminiscent of a dragon or wolf dominates the composition, overshadowing the childlike figures at what might be the Art Institute of Chicago.

The individuals in the drawing appear to be of East Asian descent, their projected income falling within the $40,000 to $60,000 range. Their religious inclination leans towards atheism, while politically they seem to identify with the Democrat party. Emotions fluctuate between joy and aggression, their attire is indistinct, perhaps suggesting a lack of concern for material possessions. They engage in artistic expression like drawing, gaming, and reading, but also indulge in vandalism, trespassing, and noise pollution, a cacophony of harmless sins.

These individuals seem to possess a penchant for creative expression and a disregard for societal norms; hence we can target them with dragon-themed art supplies and custom anime figurines, such as Dragon themed art supplies by Faber Castell, Custom anime figurines by Funko, Advanced drawing tutorials by Skillshare, Virtual reality headsets by Meta, Graffiti removal services by Simple Green, Noise-cancelling headphones by Bose, Anger management courses by Udemy, Fast food deliveries by DoorDash.

Also, I only realized just now that I forgot to draw our tails in this picture (https://wetdry.world/@maypop_neocities/113983726690091952).

#theyseeyourphotos #furry #racism