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    A patterned shirt can reportedly evade AI person detection

    The post says a Berlin artist tested Hawaiian-style patterns against YOLO, an object-detection system, until it stopped recognizing a person—but cautions that the shirt won't fool every system.

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    A post claims a Berlin artist created a shirt whose loud, Hawaiian-style pattern disrupts an AI system's ability to recognize a human body. The account says the artist tested patterns against YOLO until it stopped detecting a person, while acknowledging that the shirt won't fool every system. Another post sharing the account frames it as an example of weaknesses in object recognition, even though that is considered an AI strength.

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    @pmddomingosAI is a jagged fractal. Even in areas where it's supposed to be strong, like object recognition, it's full of weaknesses.

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    @pmddomingosAI is a jagged fractal. Even in areas where it's supposed to be strong, like object recognition, it's full of weaknesses.