| "detect certain body parts" When I was a kid, we had a firewall at school that tried to filter pornography by doing something similar with text. Doing research on breast cancer turned out to be rather tricky. So let's say you try to detect certain body parts. Now you have someone who wants to know more about their body, but you are classifying images from medical / health articles as pornography. "certain body configurations" So now instead of having trouble reading about my own body, I will have trouble looking at certain martial arts photos: https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/1/14/BostonKe... I am not saying these are unsolvable problems, but they are certainly hard problems. Even using humans to filter images tends to result in outrageous false positives sometimes: http://abcnews.go.com/Health/breastfeeding-advocates-hold-fa... |
At the end of the day I doubt there could be a fully bulletproof and always correct solution using current state of tech. But you need to factor much more than just skin color if you try to build an automated solution to this problem.