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This week we reported on a colourful shirt that stops AI video surveillance

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A new colorful camouflage shirt, dubbed 'Digital Camouflage,' has been developed to evade detection by AI video surveillance systems by confusing their recognition algorithms. This innovation arises in response to increasing AI surveillance implementation, such as in Berlin. Developers and technologists should note the potential for adversarial designs that challenge AI perception, prompting considerations for more robust AI detection methods or ethical discussions around surveillance technologies.

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