AI learns to tell fortune, can feng shui master still live?

Some time ago, researchers at Stanford University designed an AI, claiming that it can judge a person's sexual orientation based on facial photos. The accuracy of judging male sexual orientation is 8 1%, and the accuracy of judging female sexual orientation is 74%.

How exactly is it done? Still the same set, big data and algorithms.

Through in-depth analysis of facial features of more than 35,000 photos of American dating websites, and based on big data and visual analysis, this AI can see at a glance whether you are straight or curved.

At the Wuzhen Internet Conference in these two days, all kinds of technology giants conceived the future of AI in unison. For example, Ma Yun believes that although AI will replace some people's jobs, we must believe in people's creativity and there will be new jobs that need human beings. Google CEO Sundar Pichai hopes that artificial intelligence can adapt computers to humans.

Undeniably, AI will play a more important role in the future human society, just as Professor Winston of MIT thinks: AI is to make computers do intelligent work that only people can do in the past. But the metaphysics of fortune telling should not be included.