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Designers are developing "adversarial clothing" that uses patterns to confuse facial recognition systems, aiming to enhance privacy amid expanding surveillance technology. These garments incorporate AI-resistant designs and are gaining popularity, with some predicting they could become mainstream if adopted by high-profile figures. Experts note that while no design guarantees complete security, these clothes serve as a visible form of resistance and raise public awareness about privacy concerns related to AI-driven surveillance.
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