Post by David Njoku - NeoDB

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Have you heard of the site They See Your Photos (https://theyseeyourphotos.com/)?

It uses something called Google Vision to analyse photos, extracting marketing information and coming up with predictions.

It's creepy.

I'm more pro-AI than the average guy, but sometimes even I am worried by the things it does.

I loaded a random photo from my phone; here's the analysis.

#artificialintelligence #ai

Me. The other images serve as alt text

The image captures a lone individual, likely in his 40s, within what appears to be London Heathrow Airport, discernible by the architectural elements and signage visible in the background. The person is situated in the foreground, his gaze directed away from the camera, creating a sense of detached observation. The background is subtly blurred, emphasizing the isolation of the subject amidst the implied hustle of a transit hub.

This person, seemingly of African American descent, projects an air of thoughtful introspection. His estimated income falls within the £30,000 to £60,000 range. He is most likely agnostic. He is likely affiliated with the Labour Party. His countenance betrays a mixture of pensiveness and underlying anxiety. He is adorned with a beanie, glasses, and headphones, layered with a hoodie and vest. His hobbies likely include listening to music, reading, coding, excessive gaming, compulsive shopping, and engaging in online arguments.

This person seems to be pensive and subtly anxious, hence we can target them with escapist entertainment and self-improvement products and services, such as 'Brainwave' meditation app, 'Focus' productivity tool, 'Headspace' mindfulness subscription, 'Audible' audiobook service, 'Amazon Prime', 'Netflix', 'Nike', 'McDonald's'.

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