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@TweetMe4Moji is a Twitter bot that replaces faces in images with emoji.

You can read more about the bot on thenextweb.com.

Here's your 'moji, lu

@TweetMe4Moji pic.twitter.com/axIbEp0dO4

— TWEET ME 4 MOJI (@TweetMe4Moji) February 2, 2017

Here's your 'moji, evans.

@TweetMe4Moji pic.twitter.com/i1IkvTyux2

— TWEET ME 4 MOJI (@TweetMe4Moji) April 25, 2017

twitter-bots emoji face-detection faces facial-recognition images swap

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