Start-up noRecognition, founded by cybersecurity researcher Bill Swearingen, has proposed using its anti-AI computer-generated patterns as vehicle wraps to hide cars from Flock's AI-powered automatic …
Hacker Bill Swearingen turned 31 million surveillance-evasion trials into a line of privacy-first clothing, letting wearers slip past facial-recognition cameras without a trace. The noRecognition proj…
NoRecognition, a project by an unnamed team, is selling custom adversarial clothing—tees, hoodies, and gaiters—printed with patterns tested to stymie machine vision systems' human detection, now avail…
Bill Swearingen's noRecognition project generates adversarial patterns that defeated all 11 open-source detection algorithms he tested, including software behind Flock license plate readers, Axon body…
A new crowdfunded clothing brand called noRecognition, founded by former chief intelligence officer Bill Swearingen, claims its garments feature patterns that can scramble 11 computer vision models, b…