Women's Attractiveness Judged by Software

Roland Piquepaille writes "According to Haaretz, an Israeli team of computer scientists has developed software that ranks facial attractiveness of women. Instead of identifying basic facial characteristics, this software has been designed to make aesthetic judgments — after training. The lead researcher said this program 'constitutes a substantial advance in the development of artificial intelligence.' It is interesting to note that the researchers focused on women only. Apparently, men' faces are more difficult to grade."

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Why men's faces are more difficult to grade

[spazoid12]

"Apparently, men' faces are more difficult to grade."

This is because you can't typically see a man's wallet in a photo of his face.

Re:Someone doesn't know the definition of empirica

[Das Modell]

There are no empirical standards for beauty.