German designer's 'ugliest T-shirt in the world' is built to hide wearers from AI surveillance
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For decades we chose our clothes thinking about fairly predictable questions: that they were warm, that they were comfortable, that they liked us or that they said something about who we are. Urban Privacy wants to add a function that just a few years ago would have...
This particular pattern is designed to disrupt these optical signals, confusing the detection algorithm.
A shirt that fools artificial intelligence-based recognition systems has been created by a German designer. It allows the wearer to not be detected as a human being by CCTV cameras, thus escaping their visual control.
It looks like an eccentric Hawaiian shirt, but its design is designed with a very specific goal: to confuse security cameras that use artificial intelligence and make it difficult to identify the person wearing it.
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