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TwinsOrNot.net tells you how identical two people are

Sean Michael Sean Michael
August 22, 2019
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A new website that compares how much two people look identical is out. The site is called Twinsornot.net and is made by a Microsoft employee named Mat Velloso.

Mat used the same tools as the HowOld.net website that Microsoft recently released which uses a combination of facial recognition, Bing, and Azure. TwinsOrNot.net is not an official Microsoft project but does have the Microsoft logo on the webpage.

Mat explains how easy it was to make the website using the tools Microsoft already has available in a blog post (via Windows Central). In his post he explains that building the entire website only took 4 hours. He also points out that Machine Learning has many more applications “We can create amazing, fun and useful sites and applications one after another, as many as we want. Welcome to the world of Machine Learning.

The website seems to do a pretty good job in our brief testing. The above photos are of my dad when he was a young man and I. The website says that we have a twin score of 64% and are definitely related which is true.

It’s also important to point out that the website clearly states that they do not keep your photos.

Further reading: Facial recognition, Microsoft

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