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American police departments are increasingly using face recognition computer programs as part of their fight against crime. But some lawmakers — and even some major technology companies — are showing resistance. الشرطه الامريكيه بتزود في استخدام برامج التعرف عن طريق الوش. وده جزء من المحاربه ضد الجرائم. لكن بعض المشرعين او اللي بيصنعوا القوانين وكمان بعض رواد شركات التكنولوجيا بدأت تعارض..... ياترا ليه؟ ☺️☺️☺️ Are fears of an all-seeing, artificially intelligent security system understandable? Maybe in China, where huge networks of street cameras have helped officials track members of ethnic minority groups for signs of subversive behavior. هل رؤيه المخاوف من نظام امن الذكاء الاصطناعي مفهومه؟ ممكن يكون في الصين.. حيث اكبر شبكه كاميرات شوارع خدمت المسؤولين.... في تتبع اعضاء حزبيه صغيره لان لديهم علامات السلوك التخريبي😈😈 American police departments are increasingly using face recognition computer programs as part of their fight against crime. But some lawmakers — and even so

Toggle navigation HOME  /  ART  /  STREET ART Graffiti Artist Creates Amazing Street Art Illusions Using Only Spray Paint By  Jessica Stewart  on September 4, 2019     Portuguese graffiti artist  Vile  wields his spray cans like a laser cutter, expertly “carving” his name into concrete and stone. His amazing technical abilities allow him to create stunning optical illusions whereby his name appears as a window cut into the side of a wall. Vile has been painting graffiti since he was a teenager and honed his artistic skills via coursework in animation and illustration. His training has clearly paid off, as executing such convincing illusions takes time, preparation, and patience. The most challenging part of his creative process is color matching, as the palette must be selected carefully in order to make the final product convincing. Take the case of his latest illusion, where “VILE” is sprawled against a cement wall. Vile uses his painted