Fun story: When I was traveling home I wore my "Watch Herzog" t-shirt for travel day.
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you can fool every facial recognition system by wearing a plastic bag over your head
CC: @rtw@mastodon.sdf.org@p @JustinDerrick @rtw If only airport security would quit pulling me out of line to ask questions that are clearly answered by my "Don't ask questions about the bag on my head" shirt.
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@p @JustinDerrick @rtw If only airport security would quit pulling me out of line to ask questions that are clearly answered by my "Don't ask questions about the bag on my head" shirt.
Instead you need a t-shirt that says: "I have health problems" and point to it whenever someone asks you a question.
CC: @JustinDerrick@mstdn.ca @rtw@mastodon.sdf.org
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Fun story: When I was traveling home I wore my "Watch Herzog" t-shirt for travel day. It's got a giant picture of Werner's face on it.
This fucked up every single facial recognition program both the Mexican and US passport control areas to the point that agents for both countries had to pull me aside and verify my identity the old fashioned way.
So t-shirts with big faces on them don't work well with AI Facial recognition systems. Figured that would be interesting information around here.
@rtw Where would one buy such a t-shirt? My Google-fu is, as is usual in this late stage internet time, letting me down
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Instead you need a t-shirt that says: "I have health problems" and point to it whenever someone asks you a question.
CC: @JustinDerrick@mstdn.ca @rtw@mastodon.sdf.org@p @JustinDerrick @rtw I might actually need one of those.
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Fun story: When I was traveling home I wore my "Watch Herzog" t-shirt for travel day. It's got a giant picture of Werner's face on it.
This fucked up every single facial recognition program both the Mexican and US passport control areas to the point that agents for both countries had to pull me aside and verify my identity the old fashioned way.
So t-shirts with big faces on them don't work well with AI Facial recognition systems. Figured that would be interesting information around here.
@rtw Yes. YES!
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@rtw If Herzog was that effective, I wonder what a Klaus Kinski shirt would do?
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@rtw Where would one buy such a t-shirt? My Google-fu is, as is usual in this late stage internet time, letting me down
Temu is an excellent source of cheap t-shirts with giant faces on them. Typically under $6 (plus $3 S&H).
It helps if you're a fan of Bruce Willis, Blues Brothers, or the Three Stooges.
https://img.kwcdn.com/product/open/78960d12217b4c35b7ee185af26679c7-goods.jpeg
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Fun story: When I was traveling home I wore my "Watch Herzog" t-shirt for travel day. It's got a giant picture of Werner's face on it.
This fucked up every single facial recognition program both the Mexican and US passport control areas to the point that agents for both countries had to pull me aside and verify my identity the old fashioned way.
So t-shirts with big faces on them don't work well with AI Facial recognition systems. Figured that would be interesting information around here.
@rtw Now I’m wondering how they’d react to this excellent shirt
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Fun story: When I was traveling home I wore my "Watch Herzog" t-shirt for travel day. It's got a giant picture of Werner's face on it.
This fucked up every single facial recognition program both the Mexican and US passport control areas to the point that agents for both countries had to pull me aside and verify my identity the old fashioned way.
So t-shirts with big faces on them don't work well with AI Facial recognition systems. Figured that would be interesting information around here.
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Fun story: When I was traveling home I wore my "Watch Herzog" t-shirt for travel day. It's got a giant picture of Werner's face on it.
This fucked up every single facial recognition program both the Mexican and US passport control areas to the point that agents for both countries had to pull me aside and verify my identity the old fashioned way.
So t-shirts with big faces on them don't work well with AI Facial recognition systems. Figured that would be interesting information around here.
@rtw@mastodon.sdf.org the text on the shirt having something name-like on it may also have contributed
these sorts of vision models are notoriously susceptible to producing output that says, for example, that an image has a yellow fruit in it, if the image is of a piece of paper with the text "banana" written on it -
Fun story: When I was traveling home I wore my "Watch Herzog" t-shirt for travel day. It's got a giant picture of Werner's face on it.
This fucked up every single facial recognition program both the Mexican and US passport control areas to the point that agents for both countries had to pull me aside and verify my identity the old fashioned way.
So t-shirts with big faces on them don't work well with AI Facial recognition systems. Figured that would be interesting information around here.
@rtw if we can do it without puking, we should all wear shirts with trump's face on them. Or maybe a morph between trump and one of the Kardashians.
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Fun story: When I was traveling home I wore my "Watch Herzog" t-shirt for travel day. It's got a giant picture of Werner's face on it.
This fucked up every single facial recognition program both the Mexican and US passport control areas to the point that agents for both countries had to pull me aside and verify my identity the old fashioned way.
So t-shirts with big faces on them don't work well with AI Facial recognition systems. Figured that would be interesting information around here.
@rtw hey dude cool thanks :3
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Fun story: When I was traveling home I wore my "Watch Herzog" t-shirt for travel day. It's got a giant picture of Werner's face on it.
This fucked up every single facial recognition program both the Mexican and US passport control areas to the point that agents for both countries had to pull me aside and verify my identity the old fashioned way.
So t-shirts with big faces on them don't work well with AI Facial recognition systems. Figured that would be interesting information around here.
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Fun story: When I was traveling home I wore my "Watch Herzog" t-shirt for travel day. It's got a giant picture of Werner's face on it.
This fucked up every single facial recognition program both the Mexican and US passport control areas to the point that agents for both countries had to pull me aside and verify my identity the old fashioned way.
So t-shirts with big faces on them don't work well with AI Facial recognition systems. Figured that would be interesting information around here.
@rtw ...work very well...
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@rtw Where would one buy such a t-shirt? My Google-fu is, as is usual in this late stage internet time, letting me down
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Fun story: When I was traveling home I wore my "Watch Herzog" t-shirt for travel day. It's got a giant picture of Werner's face on it.
This fucked up every single facial recognition program both the Mexican and US passport control areas to the point that agents for both countries had to pull me aside and verify my identity the old fashioned way.
So t-shirts with big faces on them don't work well with AI Facial recognition systems. Figured that would be interesting information around here.
@rtw Nice! I must dig out my old Frank Zappa shirt with only Zappa's face on it.
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Fun story: When I was traveling home I wore my "Watch Herzog" t-shirt for travel day. It's got a giant picture of Werner's face on it.
This fucked up every single facial recognition program both the Mexican and US passport control areas to the point that agents for both countries had to pull me aside and verify my identity the old fashioned way.
So t-shirts with big faces on them don't work well with AI Facial recognition systems. Figured that would be interesting information around here.
@rtw
THIS ^^^ is the thread I, for one, needed to see today.
Robo shares a story of a T-shirt with a large picture of Werner Herzog that fucks with facial recognition, and a host of randos chime in with suggestions, encouragement, and amusement. -
Temu is an excellent source of cheap t-shirts with giant faces on them. Typically under $6 (plus $3 S&H).
It helps if you're a fan of Bruce Willis, Blues Brothers, or the Three Stooges.
https://img.kwcdn.com/product/open/78960d12217b4c35b7ee185af26679c7-goods.jpeg
@jakebrake @rtw I've never successfully bought something from Temu. I get sideswiped by the casino games and leave without buying anything.
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Fun story: When I was traveling home I wore my "Watch Herzog" t-shirt for travel day. It's got a giant picture of Werner's face on it.
This fucked up every single facial recognition program both the Mexican and US passport control areas to the point that agents for both countries had to pull me aside and verify my identity the old fashioned way.
So t-shirts with big faces on them don't work well with AI Facial recognition systems. Figured that would be interesting information around here.
@rtw
There was some work recently published, or at least let out into media, about patterns on cars and suchlike that caused mechanical recognition devices to ignore them.In WW2 the #photographer #LeeMiller's husband #RolandPenrose, a #surrealist artist, worked on camouflage, some of which was #dazzle, intended not so much to hide the presence of a ship on the sea, as to confuse about how big far fast whence it was travelling, and so on.
#GreatDismal #SciFi author invented the #UglyTShirt
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Fun story: When I was traveling home I wore my "Watch Herzog" t-shirt for travel day. It's got a giant picture of Werner's face on it.
This fucked up every single facial recognition program both the Mexican and US passport control areas to the point that agents for both countries had to pull me aside and verify my identity the old fashioned way.
So t-shirts with big faces on them don't work well with AI Facial recognition systems. Figured that would be interesting information around here.
@rtw Are you sure it's faces plural? Maybe it's just Herzog's
