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Which the machine won't recognise as a person (and will discard). It would take a human to track you but that's old school. Of course, that's only until gait re
by amirmc 13y ago
Which the machine won't recognise as a person (and will discard). It would take a human to track you but that's old school. Of course, that's only until gait recognition takes over from face recognition.
- astrodust 13y agoExactly. It's easy to get a computer to track everyone automatically, but really expensive to hire people to track everyone simultaneously. You'll stand out more to a human observer, but to a computer you'll be invisible. Or you could just have really dark skin. That usually works just as well. (Example: http://www.gamespot.com/news/kinect-has-problems-recognizing-dark-skinned-users-6283514 http://www.gamespot.com/news/kinect-has-problems-recognizing...)
- btbuildem 13y agoI'm guessing a reco fail raises flags -- so if you try to cheat the system, it just escalates than instance to an outsourced turk somewhere..