Clothing designed to confuse facial recognition software
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Clothing designed to confuse facial recognition software
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Re: Clothing designed to confuse facial recognition software
#2Those Palazzo pants have big Kefka energy
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#3In the description of the technology in the Collection section they explain that facial recognition systems mistake the patterns on the clothes for animals like dogs, giraffes, and zebras.
I don't know how this technology works. Is it not possible to train a system to say "human face" or not without accidental identifications of non-humans?
Edit: (And thus not be fooled by this?)
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#4And, from the other side, we have facial recognition systems resistant to being confused.[1]
The more advanced systems mark those people as persons of interest.[2] Then "appearance search" tracks them.[3]
[1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IRF5qSrmqEM
[2] https://www.avigilon.com/products/ai-video-analytics/self-le...
[3] https://www.avigilon.com/products/ai-video-analytics/appeara...
Re: Clothing designed to confuse facial recognition software
#5I love the initiative, but are there any... less gaudy designs?
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#6I love the initiative, but are there any... less gaudy designs?
I think they have to be gaudy to fool cameras.
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#7These clothes make me think of the markings used by butterflies and other animals to ward off predators.
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#8The silly colors and patterns will instead attract the attention of people around.
Another issue -- it may target specific soft/hardware combinations, but will not confuse all of them. It will probably not work against color-agnostic IR or ToF/depth cameras.
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#9Projects like this make me think of arms race (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Evolutionary_arms_race).
If I wanted my governments surveillance camera system to improve more quickly I'd confront it with some challenging training data by making an exploit public and available for everyone :)
Re: Clothing designed to confuse facial recognition software
#10Looks like stuff that Jake Sisko would wear