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by @artroomoff

I don't know if it's just me, but realistic feel of this is just amazing

Berlin artist Simon Weckert created a shirt designed to stop AI camera systems from detecting the wearer as a person.

It’s called Digital Camouflage, and the strange pattern has a specific job.

Weckert developed it by repeatedly testing new patterns against YOLO, an open-source AI system that detects people and objects in video. Each version was changed until the system became less confident that a person was there.

He made the project as Berlin prepares to use AI video surveillance at Kottbusser Tor. The system there is meant to analyse footage and flag certain types of behaviour.

If his name sounds familiar, Weckert is also the artist who pulled 99 smartphones through an empty Berlin street in 2020 and caused Google Maps to show a fake traffic jam.

Now he’s testing what happens when the system watching the street can also be fooled.

An emaciated lynx kitten (weighing just 2.1 kg) suffering from severe dehydration and seizures every 20 minutes was found on a farm near Jäneda.

We started emergency therapy, adjusted her treatment, and sent tests to Germany for further analysis. We are providing round-the-clock care for the little one:

• Syringe-feeding her 6 times a day;

• Administering IV fluids 3 times daily;

• Sleeping right by her side so she doesn't panic.

There is now a glimmer of hope: a new medication has brought the seizures under control. While the prognosis remains cautious, we celebrate every stable hour.

Behind this rescue operation are sleepless nights, hundreds of kilometers traveled, and huge medical bills.

Please support our rehabilitation center to give this kitten a chance to survive - https://donatr.ee/part/🙏

⚠️ If you find a wild animal in distress, do not attempt to rescue it yourself—contact specialists immediately!