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Now that more and more cameras use AI models to detect and infer things in real time, wonder if a very specific adversarial t-shirt could render the wearer comp
by world2vec 4y ago
Now that more and more cameras use AI models to detect and infer things in real time, wonder if a very specific adversarial t-shirt could render the wearer completely invisible to the AI (not to humans looking at the CCTV monitors or the video recordings). I think William Gibson wrote something like that in the Zero History book, "the ugliest t-shirt in the world" or something
- pixl97 4y agoAssuming that only one AI model is in use against you....
- thfuran 4y agoThere are a bunch of papers about adversarial patterns on shirts, glasses frames, make-up, etc. The problem is that the more discreet it is, the more overtuned to specific models it'll tend to be. If you really want to reliably foil face recognition, you can walk around in a ghillie suit and camo face mask, I suppose.