The latest viral movement is thanks to the Google Arts Culture app that included this feature in the latest update.

Using facial recognition software, the app will examine a selfie and then compare it against millions of fine art images Google has compiled into a database.

To their credit, Google does include a measure of how successful the match is ranging from 0 to 100 percent.

One of the lessons that seems to be apparent from the hits and misses is that the kind of deep learning, image matching software that Google is using still has a ways to go in development.

Kind of like the viral apps that go through social media convincing users to share details of their life that typically also double as security questions for online accounts.

He currently uses a Samsung Galaxy S8 and (very rarely) a Nexus 7 (2013).

He is also using a Verizon-branded Motorola Moto Z Play Droid supplied by his job.

Jeff used to have a pair of Google Glass and a Moto 360 Sport in his stable of gadgets.

Unfortunately, his kids have all drunk the Apple Kool-Aid and have i-devices.

In his free time, Jeff is active an active runner usually training for his next marathon, owns a Mazda MX-5 Miata, and plays Dungeons Dragons.

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