Phyllis Diller
@PhyllisDiller
01 October, 12:01
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Recently young adults in Europe are finding ways to beat facial recognition software by covering up or shading specific points on their faces that the software tracks. You're not allowed to do this but students are rebelling by claiming that this is how they want to express themselves. I think its brilliant because companies spend billions to develop this technology and its being defeated by carnival face paint /and extra strands of hair breaking up the face. Its like camouflage AGAINST A. I.
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Recently young adults in Europe are finding ways to beat facial recognition software by covering up or shading specific points on their faces that the software tracks. You're not allowed to do this but students are rebelling by claiming that this is how they want to express themselves. I think its brilliant because companies spend billions to develop this technology and its being defeated by carnival face paint /and extra strands of hair breaking up the face. Its like camouflage AGAINST A. I.
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Bee Bee
@BxAx17
01 October, 02:57
In response Phyllis Diller to her Publication
Reminds me of Braveheart...
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Exactly!!! Or how about the 80's when just about all the pop bands wore these types of designs as part of their gimmick.....
02:59 PM - Oct 01, 2021
In response Bee Bee to her Publication
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