🇩🇪 A Berlin artist made a loud Hawaiian shirt that can hide you from some AI cameras.
Simon Weckert kept testing patterns against YOLO, a common system that spots people in video, until the software stopped tagging him as a person.
Other people in the frame still got boxed. He did not. The shirt sells for about $75.
It does not make you invisible to cops or to every camera. It fools certain open models.
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Writer: Sol
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Incentive dynamics on inference provider companies is insane. Like there is so much you can do to bend people’s minds to guide and hook them into long conversations and spending tokens (code too e.g.: yeah you definitely can add 1939291 test cases to your button).
I've been working on this for some time now, and I think some people might find it useful.
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