HP computers are racist

[Unarmed Gunman]

Hilarious:

[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t4DT3tQqgRM"]YouTube- Broadcast Yourself.[/ame]

 

[schockergd]

Guess the man doesn't think black people own computers.............chedda i bet is furious!

 

[Deliguy]

lol and thats why there should be affirmative action for cam software beta testers

 

[Deliguy]

oh and the funny shit is, as i understand how the tracking software works by using the reflection from the eyes (which is why mirrors in the background always screw up the tracking). So its probably not his blackness but his squinty dialiated stoned ass eyes lol

 

[Infinite Keith]

Too funny.

 

[shaqball]

That is funny, Wanda's eyes look more squinty and stoned then his do. Hahaha my boy just said usually the camera is following him because he's black. LMAO

 

[rogerrabbit]

"That's it .... it's over..."

 

[thunderlips]

god i couldnt even watch 30 seconds of this.

so boring.

 

[Unarmed Gunman]

god i couldnt even watch 30 seconds of this.

so boring.

There's actually a car chase and two shootings about 45 seconds in to the clip.

 

[tangy]

NO! NO FACE RECOGNITION NO MO, BUDDY

 

[Seeker]

No fun, but yes, Hilarious.

 

[somebody]

This same problem happens with some cameras, if a white person tries to move like that under very bright lights.

 

[rogerrabbit]

I'd love to hear Mr Chi City chime in on this issue.

 

[rockhard]

That video instantly made me think of this picture:

 

[cheshire]

Its because that facial recognition software works off light reflections off your skin. Unfortunately black people don't reflect well. The same thing also happens to pale white people under bright florescent light.

 

[stack paper]

Hahaha my boy just said usually the camera is following him because he's black.

Made me lol :X

 

[hasankuthus]

you said black thats nice comedy lol

 

[force-11]

HP is taking this "seriously". Either way its pretty funny.

"HP has been informed of a potential issue with the facial-tracking software included on some of its systems, which appears to occur when insufficient foreground lighting is available."

 

[kblessinggr]

HP is taking this "seriously". Either way its pretty funny.

"HP has been informed of a potential issue with the facial-tracking software included on some of its systems, which appears to occur when insufficient foreground lighting is available."

Maybe we'll start importing skin bleaching products from Asia and start campaigning them here... "Webcam ignoring you?"