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A fashion designer is creating clothes to pollute databases built by ALPRs like Flock.Cybersecurity professional and designer Kate Rose developed clothing covered in fake license plates that can confuse automatic license plate readers, or ALPRs, the same broad category of surveillance technology used by companies such as Flock Safety.The idea exploits how these cameras interpret the world. ALPR systems scan images for rectangular shapes and combinations of letters and numbers that resemble license plates. When software thinks it has found one, it isolates the image, reads the characters, and can save the plate along with information such as the time and location where it was spotted.Rose realized that meant the system could potentially be tricked into recognizing plates that did not actually belong to vehicles. Her designs use repeating patterns made to resemble real license plates closely enough that some recognition systems may identify them as genuine.So instead of hiding a person from the camera, the clothing tries to create false detections. If the system logs those fake plates, they become junk data mixed in with legitimate vehicle records.That matters because networks of license plate readers can be used to build enormous databases showing where vehicles have been seen and when. Flock Safety, for example, operates camera networks used by police departments, neighborhoods, and businesses across the U.S.Rose’s project predates the current expansion of Flock cameras and was not designed specifically for the company. She presented the work at DEF CON in 2019 as an experiment in what is sometimes called adversarial fashion: clothing designed to exploit weaknesses in computer vision.Science and facts💡

A fashion designer is creating clothes to pollute databases built by ALPRs like Flock.Cybersecurity professional and designer Kate Rose developed clothing covered in fake license plates that can confuse automatic license plate readers, or ALPRs, the same broad category of surveillance technology used by companies such as Flock Safety.The idea exploits how these cameras interpret the world. ALPR sy...

Noel Reports · Technology · before 1 meat.

❗️Moscow gas stations are reintroducing fuel limits, with Gazprom Neft restricting sales to 40 liters per vehicle and Tatneft to 50 liters of gasoline and 60 liters of diesel. AI-95 gasoline is periodically unavailable despite high prices, leading to fuel redistribution from eastern regions, causing shortages there.

❗️Moscow gas stations are reintroducing fuel limits, with Gazprom Neft restricting sales to 40 liters per vehicle and Tatneft to 50 liters of gasoline and 60 liters of diesel. AI-95 gasoline is periodically unavailable despite high prices, leading to fuel redistribution from eastern regions, causing shortages there.

Science Facts · Technology · before 1 meat.

No cameras.

No cameras. No sensors.Just Wi-Fi reading human movement.Researchers at Carnegie Mellon University have developed a system that uses standard WiFi routers to detect human movement through walls—without any cameras. By applying AI and DensePose model, the system turns WiFi signals into detailed maps of body posture in real time.Science and facts💡

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The Orleans Parish Communication District in New Orleans has integrated artificial intelligence into its 911 emergency dispatch system.

The Orleans Parish Communication District in New Orleans has integrated artificial intelligence into its 911 emergency dispatch system. It joins a growing number of major U.S. cities, including Seattle and Atlanta, that use AI to help manage high call volumes.The system relies on software called AI Emergency Call Triage, developed by Carbyne. The tool is designed to handle sudden spikes in calls. ...

Science Facts · Technology · before 1 meat.

“14 million Americans lost their jobs to AI and automation in 2026.” — ForbesWhile people lose their paychecks, corporations put AI to work and consolidate control over technology, land, and assets.The new era will divide society into two groups: those replaced by technology and those whose assets grow because of it. I’m Richard Shapiro. After 20 years at Goldman Sachs, I learned to recognize change before it becomes obvious to the majority. In my channel, I cover markets and the opportunities emerging from the new economy.Don’t wait until the future leaves you with no choice.https://t.me/+xkc1OPLF8tswZGRi

“14 million Americans lost their jobs to AI and automation in 2026.” — ForbesWhile people lose their paychecks, corporations put AI to work and consolidate control over technology, land, and assets.The new era will divide society into two groups: those replaced by technology and those whose assets grow because of it. I’m Richard Shapiro. After 20 years at Goldman Sachs, I learned to recognize chan...

Did You Know? · Technology · before 1 meat.

“14 million Americans lost their jobs to AI and automation in 2026.” — ForbesWhile people lose their paychecks, corporations put AI to work and consolidate control over technology, land, and assets.The new era will divide society into two groups: those replaced by technology and those whose assets grow because of it. I’m Richard Shapiro. After 20 years at Goldman Sachs, I learned to recognize change before it becomes obvious to the majority. In my channel, I cover markets and the opportunities emerging from the new economy.Don’t wait until the future leaves you with no choice.https://t.me/+xkc1OPLF8tswZGRi

“14 million Americans lost their jobs to AI and automation in 2026.” — ForbesWhile people lose their paychecks, corporations put AI to work and consolidate control over technology, land, and assets.The new era will divide society into two groups: those replaced by technology and those whose assets grow because of it. I’m Richard Shapiro. After 20 years at Goldman Sachs, I learned to recognize chan...

Science Facts · Technology · before 1 meat.

In 1939, William E.

In 1939, William E. Urschel created a technology very similar to the one used for today's 3D printed building.He did it behind a small warehouse in Valparaiso, Indiana and called it "Wall Building" machine.Science and facts💡

Noel Reports · Technology · before 1 meat.

A close-up of the US-Ukrainian Hornet UAV.

A close-up of the US-Ukrainian Hornet UAV. Hornet drones stand out for broad AI integration and operational reach. Their exact range is undisclosed, but documented strikes show Hornets hitting Russian logistics convoys more than 100 km behind the front.

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Ukrainian strike drones reportedly hit the Russian Black Sea Fleet's 475th Separate Electronic Warfare Center at Cape Fiolent and an air defense unit near Kaya-Bash overnight. NASA FIRMS data recorded large heat signatures at the locations.

Ukrainian strike drones reportedly hit the Russian Black Sea Fleet's 475th Separate Electronic Warfare Center at Cape Fiolent and an air defense unit near Kaya-Bash overnight. NASA FIRMS data recorded large heat signatures at the locations.