Clothes designed to trick facial recognition software

[sbrothy]

https://nypost.com/2023/01/25/clothing-designer-tricks-ai-powered-face-recognition/amp/


"Err boss? The computer insists the driver was a giraffe but we got the license plate... No wait..."

 

[scottdave]

At $300 per T-shirt, you won't see these all over the place - until the knock-offs start showing up.

Couldn't they program it to sound an alarm if a zebra is detected walking through Madison Square Garden?

 

[sbrothy]

At $300 per T-shirt, you won't see these all over the place - until the knock-offs start showing up.

Couldn't they program it to sound an alarm if a zebra is detected walking through Madison Square Garden?

Id expect cheap chinese knockoffs soon. Id imagine patenting what is basically art is a nightmare. If nothing else isnt there such a thing as a programmable sewing machine. Like a 3D printer but for fabrics. Probably expensive still though.

 

[Vanadium 50]

d expect cheap chinese knockoffs soon

And with every T-shirt, you get a free balloon!

 

[Ibix]

You can tell by the way I knit my wool
I'm a zebra man, got AI to fool...

 

[Bandersnatch]

In my mind's eye I can already see hardened criminals and undercover spies sneaking 'round town in outrageously fabulous designs, avoiding detection.

 

[Algr]

Wouldn't a shirt like that actually make the surveillance much more effective? Ask the database for all instances of a giraffe walking around New York, and you've basically got this guy's life story.

 

[sbrothy]

Wouldn't a shirt like that actually make the surveillance much more effective? Ask the database for all instances of a giraffe walking around New York, and you've basically got this guy's life story.

Giraffes was just one posibility out of many. Praying mantis, gopher, wasp - indeed with advanced knitting technology you may be able to pass yourself off as Pablo Escobar or Stephen Paddock. The sky is the limit.