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Show the cast this replies towell promising progress is being made. A little bit too colorful for me, unless I was at a beach with a pina colada…which I wouldn’t be wearing a shirt at that point (more than likely). I know that the Chinese surveillance tech has the ability to get down to the iris level detail…with a lot of range. The image appears to suggests it scrambles the body shape of the hooman. If color is not the key and it’s the pattern, likened to a QR code… you could make it a bit more fashionable/customizable with different colors… still a lot better than a hood, Mexican cartel mask and glasses…just to not be watched… The heat signature and eyes of the human still remains (see the above visual). With a large enough dataset of people wearing these shirts, I imagine that the AI will learn the pattern and it will eventually not work…so, in a way that could be the trick here, make it just unrecognizable and the training set has no priors…… I am still inclined to buy one if it becomes available and test it out in stores that use the tech already and see what happens…😈
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This is from 2023, glad to see the Italians are thinking about it 😉 The one thing I want to see is a real time capture / identification / processing of the object and identification from a standard feed, not a single image. The article that had the polymarket photo with the people in the comments testing it… I do not think it is an accurate representation of what real world would be…. The tshirt I noticed also has a QR code on it (from the actual article) and that he used YOLO and so did the Italian company. The sweaters from the Italian company go hard and look comfy for winter, a psychedelic 80’s feel. The pants with the animal prints look like a bad acid trip and more like pajamas. Instead of the AI keyboard expert brains debunking, shouldn’t they instead create something that works? Seems like money is being left on the ***table***….
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Huh… so it does work in real time video/processing? Very unclear on the source and precise details as it doesn’t appear to be shot from one of the cctv cams or what model was used to generate the identifiers…. Something else I saw elsewhere is how often the labeling of the target subject was misidentified e.g. ur target is a bunny but it’s clearly a crow that’s in the box… As for the image/QR codes used for malicious code/payloads…more studies need to be done in Steganography… could make a counter apparel for the AR/VR tech they are trying to force….
