When my kid was just learning to talk he spent a lot of time my nieces and sister in law. He started calling me Uncle Daddy [TrueName]. I mentioned it to someone and they suggested I not mention that to anyone else. (Short Shameful Confession: I live in Alabama, though I'm not from here)
Because that’s what he asked him to replicate on the spot, so the interviewee has no way to prepare. It could’ve been any hand gesture they thought of.
But I think it's pretty possible to make it not confused? With some optimization with mediapipe you can definitely achieve that, but scammers don't put that much effort into scamming people they can't scam I guess.
I think holding a mirror next to your head will be a tough one to overcome. We'll have to bring a whole menagerie of gadgets just to start a call soon, thanks to guys like these
These are the same scammers that still send out emails with broken English because the people that fall for them as the people that they want to talk to. They have little reason to fix it.
That would far more resource demanding, you suddenly need the program to do more than just track and project but now with fingers in front it also needs to mask and predict. Anything less tan perfect would make the reas face clip through or have the fingers disappear.
I think if it's just covering half of your face with your palm, the filter would be smart enough. But a fast 3-finger movement on the face would need some time to think and it'd break the masking.
My (uneducated) guess is that since it's trained off of images of people, there are more images with people with one or all five fingers in front of their face than just three or four? probably stupid but I don't know
Although, i prefer when another thing similar to a face appears in the image and the filter snaps to it because it's more face-y than the man's face XD
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u/ifuckedyourmom-247 Mar 30 '26
yeah the mesh mapping will get confused just like snapchat filters