What do you guys think about this glasses to use daily to escape Facial Recognition? Worth the price? Does it really work?

https://reflectacles.com

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Okay. Who’s doing the PDF deep dive and letting us know how this works in TL;DR format?

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You take the image recognization machine, and you run the output of your own algorithm through it, training your algorithm to value patterns that confuse the first machine.

I wouldn’t trust this to work against updated machine learning algorithms.

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Tl;dr It stops the ai from being able to recognize you as a person so it can’t tell that your face is a face.

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Yeah, got that. But how does it work? How does it stop ai from working, it’s what I’m asking

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Apparently it mix up human patterns

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