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Always ask what training data the AI learned from. Here,
- 16 men and 8 women (probably young & non-disabled)
- pretending to walk with emotion
- auto-transformed to stick figures
- and then 'true' emotions labeled by remote MTurk workers
- ignoring actor's intended emotion
- 16 men and 8 women (probably young & non-disabled)
- pretending to walk with emotion
- auto-transformed to stick figures
- and then 'true' emotions labeled by remote MTurk workers
- ignoring actor's intended emotion
And what about training data for AIs used to identify potential aggression? Or to analyze videos of job candidates?
Every time I see stuff like this I think of CIMON annoying an astronaut with its emotion detection. qz.com/1482839/the-is…
Every time I see stuff like this I think of CIMON annoying an astronaut with its emotion detection. qz.com/1482839/the-is…
I'm so excited to see this application happen though:
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