My reaction when Blinq's AI determined that I look 25 and "stunning" was, initially, one of guilty pleasure. However, this is a professional photo in which I am wearing a moderate amount of makeup and am flattered by soft lighting. Compared with the no-makeup selfie I snapped for Beauty.AI's robots, I almost look like a different person. This again calls into question the subjectivity of beauty, and furthermore, the attractive (or unattractive) features that robots simply don't consider in their rankings.
So before you go placing value in any hotness rating determined by a computer program, remember that the things that might make you unattractive to a machine could be the exact features that make you appealing to a human. There's no accounting for taste!
