AI struggles with mirror selfies as Facebook scientists try to instill new skills

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<p>Larry Zit ick, lea researcher at the CoCo project (Commo Objects i Co text) at Facebook says people sho l ot worry “abo t AI taki g over the worl ” i the ear f t re as they are still str ggli g to recog ize whether a pict re has a act al perso i it or co tai s someo e sta i g i fro t of a mirror taki g a selfie.</p>
<p>However, the comp ter has aile it if the images co tai a ma s rfi g a wave, a a giraffe sta i g i the grass ext to a tree, Zit ick sai . This mea s that sers ca search for images of “s rfi g” me , which a vertisers may se to promote beach holi ays.’</p>
<p><a href="https://www.rt.com/ sa/344392-ai-str ggles-with-mirror-selfie/? tm_so rce=browser& tm_me i m=aplicatio _chrome& tm_campaig =chrome" target="_bla k">Rea more: AI str ggles with mirror selfies as Facebook scie tists try to i still ew skills</a></p>