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Facebook is working on an AI-based system which will open closed eyes in photos

Indo Asian News Service • June 19, 2018, 10:26:42 IST
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Facebook thinks that this new system could be of immense use for users to replace closed eyes with open ones.

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Facebook is working on an AI-based system which will open closed eyes in photos

Facebook researchers are now working on a new Artificial Intelligence (AI) system that can make closed eyes look convincingly open. [caption id=“attachment_4510133” align=“alignleft” width=“380”] ![Representation image.](https://images.firstpost.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/06/facebook-eye-tracking-380.jpg) Representation image.[/caption] With retouching of images using various tools before posting them on **social media** platforms becoming a habit for many, the new system could be of immense use for users as an effective handy tool to replace closed eyes with open ones are now hard to come by. In a paper, Facebook researchers presented a Generative Adversarial Network (GAN), essentially a machine learning system that tries to fool itself into thinking its creations are real, TechCrunch reported on 16 June. With data from the target people when they kept their eyes open, the GAN system learns what eyes should go on the person on the basis of shape, colour and other features of the eyes of a particular person. The Facebook researchers found the results quite promising. “Exemplar GANs provide a useful solution for image generation or in-painting, when a region of that image has some sort of identifying feature,” the researchers wrote in the paper. “They provide superior perceptual results because they incorporate identifying information stored in reference images or perceptual codes,” the paper said. In testing, people mistook the fake eyes-opened photos for real ones or said they couldn’t be sure which was which, more than half the time, the TechCrunch report said.

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