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  • Oct 5, 2022
    HURRY UP K DOG

    Science

    How the f*** you even think this is racism?

  • Oct 5, 2022
    blonded

    I mean think about how we can tell that the pic of Dream when he was young and fat is real. Completely different body type, different age, different facial hair, but still, we are able to determine that it's the same person just off facial structure

    im glad u appreciate that part lol

  • This is like half of what black people look like and this type of technology is harmful.

  • Bandito

    This is science fam.
    This is just the next step of DNA a***ysis.
    Previously they had to have a suspect to match the DNA with now they can identify what kind of suspect they should be looking for.
    Get that waste yute off the street asap.
    Next they finna collect DNA at birth for future crimes 😂

    Its not science its an AI image so that cops can harass niggas that look like this be serious.

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    I think they can determine race from DNA? so its not racist they should use that s*** tf

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    Oblivion X

    what's the useful aspect of this lol

    the point I'm making is that having a picture of someone's facial structure can help u identify them. Even if the pic ur referencing doesn't 100% match the person irl, it still helps.

  • Big Tobacco

    f*** you op

    i hate forum policing but this is so obviously bait to get replies man mods get this s*** out

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    1887

    I think they can determine race from DNA? so its not racist they should use that s*** tf

    You do understand that this is likely not how the person looks and this person just looks like an Average black male?

  • Oct 5, 2022
    JT is Electric

    You do understand that this is likely not how the person looks and this person just looks like an Average black male?

    No s*** but it would narrow down a search

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    fashion killa

    the point I'm making is that having a picture of someone's facial structure can help u identify them. Even if the pic ur referencing doesn't 100% match the person irl, it still helps.

    Determining someone's facial structure just from their DNA that is even close to being accurate enough to be used in searches is not possible yet tho.

  • Oct 5, 2022
    JT is Electric

    You do understand that this is likely not how the person looks and this person just looks like an Average black male?

    why do you say this is likely not how the person looks?

    and in what sense? In dramatic before and after weight loss pics, for example, obviously the person looks very different in both pictures. BUT our brains are still able to look at the faces and determine that these two pictures are of the same person.

    What I'm getting at is, the picture they got from DNA evidence is skinny, on the younger side, etc. but even if the suspect is fat as f*** and like 45, you should still hypothetically be able to compare his face to the reference picture and tell that it's the same person.

  • Oct 5, 2022
    WINTER

    what with the bullshit title @op

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    i mean i suppose it's helpful to know that the perp is an east african (I'm assuming Somali given that it's Edmonton) guy specifically... but yeah that doesn't require this clownish tamagotchi rapist psuedo-police sketch. obviously this composite is totally psuedoscientific, and not helpful in any case. he's a somali with brown skin, brown hair, brown eyes, freckles? you don't f***ing say. we'll keep our eyes peeled

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    Oblivion X

    Determining someone's facial structure just from their DNA that is even close to being accurate enough to be used in searches is not possible yet tho.

    obviously there's limitations and we can't produce a perfect pic of someone's face based just on DNA, but that's more or less because of all the non-DNA factors to someone's appearance. Yes, some of the uncertainty is rooted in how tricky it is to "decode" the DNA information, but I don't think that's as big of a factor as you're making it out to be. In other words, I think you are underestimating our ability to get an idea of someone's general facial structure just from DNA information. (When I say general facial structure, I mean like spacing between eyes, forehead size, general nose shape, etc., not including more environmental s*** like weight, how tan someone is, etc.)

    Basically, I agree that we can't get an accurate picture of someone's whole face just off DNA alone, BUT I do think we can use DNA to approximate some general facial features. Also, I think this approximation of general facial structure is accurate enough to be useful.

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    !dream Unidentified Black Male

  • BlueChew Sean

    !dream Unidentified Black Male

    He don't even look like any of them, this s*** fake

  • Oct 5, 2022

    I’m something of a scientist myself

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    fashion killa

    obviously there's limitations and we can't produce a perfect pic of someone's face based just on DNA, but that's more or less because of all the non-DNA factors to someone's appearance. Yes, some of the uncertainty is rooted in how tricky it is to "decode" the DNA information, but I don't think that's as big of a factor as you're making it out to be. In other words, I think you are underestimating our ability to get an idea of someone's general facial structure just from DNA information. (When I say general facial structure, I mean like spacing between eyes, forehead size, general nose shape, etc., not including more environmental s*** like weight, how tan someone is, etc.)

    Basically, I agree that we can't get an accurate picture of someone's whole face just off DNA alone, BUT I do think we can use DNA to approximate some general facial features. Also, I think this approximation of general facial structure is accurate enough to be useful.

    i jus wanna preface this with i love u rt

    but ur wrong

    coming from someone who goes to genetics seminars every week

  • Oct 5, 2022
    gabapentin

    i mean i suppose it's helpful to know that the perp is an east african (I'm assuming Somali given that it's Edmonton) guy specifically... but yeah that doesn't require this clownish tamagotchi rapist psuedo-police sketch. obviously this composite is totally psuedoscientific, and not helpful in any case. he's a somali with brown skin, brown hair, brown eyes, freckles? you don't f***ing say. we'll keep our eyes peeled

    the rendering is more about the facial structure than anything else. Obviously, the guy won't look exactly like the pic, but he will probably have a similar facial structure. Yes, that can be useful.

    We can tell that these two pictures are of the same person, despite all the differences. why? Because they have the same face.

  • Oct 5, 2022

    we're still trying to figure out whether astrocytes do anything in the brain (hint: they do)

    our knowledge of gene to physiology transcription/translation is embarrassingly low

    this is something EVERYONE in biology knows

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    Shammy

    i jus wanna preface this with i love u rt

    but ur wrong

    coming from someone who goes to genetics seminars every week

    tell me more

    I'm just going off some google searches and like two papers I skimmed real quick, I'm prob wrong, but it seemed like there are things about a persons face we can semi-accurately predict off just DNA info

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    fashion killa

    obviously there's limitations and we can't produce a perfect pic of someone's face based just on DNA, but that's more or less because of all the non-DNA factors to someone's appearance. Yes, some of the uncertainty is rooted in how tricky it is to "decode" the DNA information, but I don't think that's as big of a factor as you're making it out to be. In other words, I think you are underestimating our ability to get an idea of someone's general facial structure just from DNA information. (When I say general facial structure, I mean like spacing between eyes, forehead size, general nose shape, etc., not including more environmental s*** like weight, how tan someone is, etc.)

    Basically, I agree that we can't get an accurate picture of someone's whole face just off DNA alone, BUT I do think we can use DNA to approximate some general facial features. Also, I think this approximation of general facial structure is accurate enough to be useful.

    bro i'm not underestimating anything. It's just not possible yet. Countless scientist have tried and have always failed lol. So using something like this to search for a suspect is insanely reckless. S*** probably less reliable than a sketch artist.

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    1887

    I think they can determine race from DNA? so its not racist they should use that s*** tf

    Wow, the only Morgan Wallen stan on KTT supports this

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    BlueChew Sean

    Wow, the only Morgan Wallen stan on KTT supports this

    You sound dumb

  • Oct 5, 2022

    Definitely gonna be used for racist purposes obviously. It’s not hard to see the combination of this and surveillance systems being used to do something like say “monitor every person within 1 standard deviation of this projective feature map” which is just “black male between the ages of 18 and 45” but with science