Google app uses machine learning to match your photo with some famous art

Here’s a link to the Google Arts & Culture app.

Once you install the app, launch it, then scroll down, just a bit, to the section with the white box that asks, “Is your portrait in a museum?”

Tap to get started, give Google access to your camera, take a selfie, then let the app do its thing. My sense is that the matching algorithm keys in on your hair, including any facial hair.

Interesting idea. Wondering what Google does with all the selfies it harvests.



5 thoughts on “Google app uses machine learning to match your photo with some famous art”

  1. Seems to me that the real story is your final sentence. Google’s really good at obfuscating their mining for personal data.

  2. The real story is that while this story has been reported everywhere, few are reporting that this feature is unavailable on many phones. The question is why. Is it limited to geographical regions or something else?

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