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Oooh, does anyone have some adversarial images that could be printed onto fabric I can sew into a vest or jacket?

Apparently you can develop patterns which confuse the image recognition nets (classifiers) to think that a sticker or pattern is something else. It would be phenomenal to create an entire jacket out of those patterns. Just for fun!

#adversarialimage #imagerecognition

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i1sp4X57TL4&t=1s

Am image, if seen by AI, looks like a toaster. (at least, did)

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@ai6yr@m.ai6yr.org yup! I have a scarf with a digital pattern that is supposed to make it look like lots of faces to some facial recognition software.

Humans spot it as suspicious right away though when I'm away from the fashion show 😂

https://qz.com/878820/new-camouflage-promises-to-make-you-unrecognizable-to-facial-recognition-technology

AI6YR Ben
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A Brief Introduction to Adversarial Examples

https://gradientscience.org/intro_adversarial/

"On the left, we have an image of a pig that is correctly classified as such by a state-of-the-art convolutional neural network. After perturbing the image slightly (every pixel is in the range [0, 1] and changed by at most 0.005), the network now returns class “airliner” with high confidence."

Examples -- gun that is classiified as a moustrap, boathouse that is classified as a guillotine, china cabinet that is classified as a spotlight