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This Person Does Not Exist

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Razorback, jordan, glen and 2 others like this

Neural nets generate a new photo every time someone visits the page. None of these are real.

If anyone needs me: I'm currently balled up in the corner, whimpering existentially.

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glen 5 years, 2 months ago

I do not like.

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- zamoose 5 years, 2 months ago
  
  glen. GLEN. The REJECTS. The REJECTS, GLEN.
  
  those are procedural generation artifacts that don't clear up on rendering. These images are basically created by feeding the algorithm a compounded library of images and you get occlusions like that sometimes.
  Sometimes you also get monsters from this process. pic.twitter.com/VH8wjpaDV5
  — Hexadecim8 (@hexadecim8) February 15, 2019
  
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  - glen 5 years, 2 months ago
    
    *SHUDDERS*
    
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Razorback 5 years, 2 months ago

Now I know where to go when I need a new Facebook profile picture.

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