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‘Digital Camouflage’ Shirts Help Prevent AI Detection
‘Digital Camouflage’ Shirts Help Prevent AI Detection
Designed by digital artist Simon Weckert, Digital Camouflage is a shirt collection (designed as an art project, not a security product, but are available for $75 – $100) with patterns that confuse AI-powered human detection and tracking systems, helping the wearer go unnoticed. Art project or not, call the crew,
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Always Watching: Wife Allegedly Changes Husband’s Phone Unlock Screen
Always Watching: Wife Allegedly Changes Husband’s Phone Unlock Screen
This is a short video from photographer vato, whose wife allegedly changed his unlock screen to this (although the way she’s tucked into bed in the photos and laughs when he shows her I suspect it was actually he who did it). I like the clock behind the photo feature,
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Japanese Artist Selling Hyperrealistic Full-Face Masks Of Other People’s Faces
Japanese Artist Selling Hyperrealistic Full-Face Masks Of Other People’s Faces
In other realistic face mask news, Japanese artist and mask maker Shuhei Okawara is selling hyperrealistic face masks of his own and other people’s faces (links to his online store). While he never says his intention is to stick it to Big Brother, he does confirm the masks have been
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Ring’s Autonomous Flying Drone Camera Patrols Your House When You’re Not Home
Ring’s Autonomous Flying Drone Camera Patrols Your House When You’re Not Home
This is a promo video for Ring’s ‘Always Home Cam’, an autonomous drone camera that syncs with a Nest home security system and can fly around your house to patrol it when you’re not home, and investigate disturbances. *gets Ring drone camera notification* Oh cool my dog farted again. The
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The Terrifying Future Nears: Attaching Tiny Pannable Cameras To The Back Of Beetles
The Terrifying Future Nears: Attaching Tiny Pannable Cameras To The Back Of Beetles
This is a video from researchers at the University Of Washington who have developed a tiny, pannable camera system capable of streaming live video that’s so small it can fit on the back of a beetle (or any other small insect). The entire system weighs only 248 milligrams in total.
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