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‘Blurred face’ news anonymity gets an artificial intelligence spin

‘Blurred face’ news anonymity gets an artificial intelligence spin

I've never considered before what's missed when faces are "blurred" to provide anonymity – of course, you lose facial expression and so emotions. A new technique allows faces to be anonymised without losing that expressive motion.
https://rob.al/2naccQX
Researchers have devised a way to replace the use of ‘blurring’ faces in news reports when anonymity is needed. The team’s method uses artificial intelligence (AI) techniques that aim to improve…

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2018-08-03

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