Microsoft has shared a demo of a new web app that can allegedly guess your age from a single photo. To test it out, we asked it to guess a bunch of video game characters’ ages.
Here’s what we found:
We Used Microsoft’s New App To Guess Video Game Characters’ Ages
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16 responses to “We Used Microsoft’s New App To Guess Video Game Characters’ Ages”
This just goes to prove Beauty At Any Age.
Because Drake is a stone cold fox.
At first I was all fair enough, he’s meant to be different ages in different games, but some of those are a little wtf.
Ohh, no, wait, I get it – clearly in the next game he’s going to find some sort of fountain of not-quite-youth but slow-aging-miracle and that explains how he’s 58 years old, and still looks that good.
Or maybe he found it ages ago, and that’s why he was really 24 when he looked 15, and aged 2 years in the space of one scene! Wait…
Sorry.. It took two people to write this 2 and a half line article?
No, it took 2 people to steal 8Chan’s /V idea.
Exept /V did it better.
For the record i’m not a 8chan fanboy.
i was actually interested to see how this app would work on different characters like Mario, Batman, The Villager, etc.
That’s how Jason is keeping it objective these days!
And they still got those 2 sentences fantastically wrong….
This doesn’t look like a bunch of video game characters, it looks like a bunch of Drake.
BEST KOTAKU FAIL EVER!
Not that that’s a bad thing. 🙂
I was thinking to myself “Wow, all video game characters look the same these days”
Love the Drake.
Hate the Drake!
How could you hate the Drake?!
you guys made my day.