If You’re White/Black/Other, You Can Be White/Black/Other

The average actress face

That’s right. There’s now a website–funded with your tax dollars–that allows you to explore your look tweaked.

Face of the Future is an EPSRC funded public engagement project aimed at exploring the latest advances in facial computer vision and graphics, and what they mean for society.

The project has developed a number of standalone interactive exhibits, online demos and a lecture presentation aimed at engaging the public with the technology and the social implications of the technology

You can

• Transform yourself Change the age, sex or ethinicity of a photo, or have fun with art and animal transforms.
• Averager Make an average from the supplied images or add your own.
• Morphing Morph between two images (Requires OpenGL support)
• Face detection Shows how a face detection method works.

The last is a fascinating look into how the experts find one face in a million.

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