Abstract Makeup Can Hide Faces From Surveillance
Adam Harvey, a graduate student at the New York University, is developing a privacy enhancing counter technology to protect individual privacy of an average person. Adam gathered information from various face tracking programs and is experimenting with images to make them undetectable by these software. As part of this project, he used women’s faces from a fashion design book and smeared make-up in asymmetrical designs to confuse the programs and hide them from face detection.
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| TOPICS: | Entertainment, Fashion, Science, Web & Technology |
| TAGS: | Adam Harvey, facedetection, hide, makeup, Privacy, project, surveillance |
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