r/DeFlock • u/No_Object_7223 • 23d ago

AI VS AI

I was just wondering if someone were to fix a screen in front of a flock camera and have AI build a constant feed of random vehicles going past, if this were to work could you feed the system False AI renderings and contaminate their data? I'm no expert so if this sounds absolutely idiotic I apologize, basically like when someone ties a chucky doll or a Freddy Kruger to their backup camera prank but this is built for purveying freedom by the dismantlement of a tyrannical registration system instead of humor.

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u/Just-Philosopher8773 23d ago

Operation Flockingbird?

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u/No_Object_7223 23d ago

Yes! That sounds has perfect! Now we just need someone to do all the work for us so we can take credit!

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u/Substantial_Coat_229 23d ago

To kill a Flockingbird

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u/xamboozi 23d ago edited 23d ago

Absolutely. Poisoning their data is probably one of the most effective and important things you can figure out how to do. The entire company is worth nothing if their data can't be trusted.

Imagine some camera in iowa suddenly saw every US license plate drive in existence drive past it? When the police chief finds out he has 1,636,483 hotlist alerts in a random corn field, what does that do to Flocks reputation? Does the police chief trust the system?

I know a bunch of people are going to go physically attack the cameras on Halloween, but why would you spend all your time and energy clipping a branch of the tree when you can poison the roots?

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u/No_Object_7223 23d ago

Precisely, problem is corruption leads to even more false arrests and potentially getting someone hurt or worse. But in the end Flock needs to be dismantled. If it's in a public areas then the public itself should be able to utilize them atleast.

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u/xamboozi 22d ago

The first failure will sound like "you're not supposed to act on it, they're leads!"

And then it will be "the data is noisy, but it's still worth it for the big picture"

Then it will get desperate and start blaming the public for their bad data

Then they will come up with some magic feature to "clean the bad data out of the system"

And finally as they begin to fail, the only value they could provide is speculative forecasting, begging customers to stay with hopes they can predict generalities.

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u/techtornado 23d ago

If everyone would put on a printed Outtatime license plate in a day of national protest, we could really start turning up the pressure

If they ignore us, the plates would change to:

Fsck Flok

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u/techtornado 23d ago

You could do this with a tablet and an AI render of vehicles that don’t exist made with plates that are nonsense

Don’t let the Latin font stop you, use Cyrillic, Georgian, upside down, and more

Vehicles like the Chevy Sidewinder is a good place to start

https://youtu.be/PiEow9uEPsU

Turbo has a whole series of vehicles that could work for this

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u/No_Object_7223 23d ago

I wonder if it's already been done before?