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Adversarial.io – Fighting mass image recognition
Adversarial.io is an easy-to-use webapp for altering image material, in order to make it machine-unreadable.
It works best with 299 x 299px images that depict one specific object. Examples below.
Adversarial.io currently creates adversarial images against one single image recognition mode
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