A story in ten pictures - how computer sees the Olympics boxing controversy, without any emotional bias

I asked computer to describe what it "sees" in the contents of the pictures, sorry for the small text but pay attention to it's description in the left corner

Methodology:

https://github.com/openai/CLIP

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CyberLenin Seed/Feed :marseysaluteisrael:

3mo ago #6798354

>on a court with a tennis racket in his hand

:marseydisagree:

>Gloves on his head and a hand on his head and a ball in his other hand

Where's the ball?

>Giving a thumbs up sign

Clearly pointing upwards with index finger

>Wearing gloves and a bow tie on his head

A bow tie on his head? :marseyconfused:

I'm supposed to trust this r-slur AI to get xer gender right?

No but seriously where the frick is the video of xer matches?

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lfyca chaotic/neutral CyberLenin 3mo ago #6799538

I watched the controversial one against the Italian boxer and it was not that dramatic. Italian boxer gets hit and just walks to her corner to get her coach to fix her head gear, which is super weird and the ref didn't really know what to do about it. Then she gets hit again and walks back to get corner and quits.

The whole thing was pretty strange honestly. She wasn't rocked or anything, she just didn't like getting punched so she quit, which is fair I guess.

Olympic boxers are pretty mid in general though, since anyone good just goes pro. Definitely way below the level you'd see in professional boxing, or even mma.