A Cybersecurity Researcher Covered a Toyota in an AI-Generated Pattern to Confuse Flock Cameras
The pattern is designed to disrupt license-plate reading and aerial tracking as more than 1,000 agencies get FAA drone waivers, EFF said.
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In a world increasingly concerned about privacy and surveillance, Project noRecognition stands out as an innovation seeking to challenge automated recognition systems. What just happened? Bill Swearingen’s project, known as noRecognition, is testing whether computer-generated patterns can interfere with the software used to identify people, vehicles, and other objects on surveillance cameras. The project had its first public test on Friday at th…
What the ‘flock’ is going on in Iowa?
Automated License Plate Readers (ALPRs) are AI-powered cameras that capture and analyze images of all passing vehicles. These cameras store and collect data on vehicles—whether there was a crime committed or not. As of March, more than 39 communities in Iowa use ALPRs, and that number is only growing. Say ‘flock’ this to mass surveillance. Here’s how to take action: Attend your City Council meeting: Your community may be discussing surveillan…
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