New technology has restored thick code text, how do you think Mosaic is no longer safe in front of A

I firmly believe that many people feel that if they are mosaic, it is not easy to leak more sensitive information, therefore, we can often see mosaic wedding photos, qualification certificate photos, exam results photos, etc. But in fact, whether it is images, text, or identifiers, AI restoration of mosaics is no longer a problem.

On December 14, according to the news**, a new project called depix caused a strong reaction. Depix can encode and decode text that has been beaten up on a mosaic, but only works on pixelated images created by applying frame filters. In addition to DePix, Google's strong clarity recursive planning scheme and the University of Connecticut's AI optimization algorithm Pulse can also make blurry portraits** more and more recognizable.

Collectively, Melema treats each block or block composition as a sub-puzzle. The optimization algorithm specifies that the same text size and tone are in the same situation, so he did not pick a search table to create potential identifiersBecause contemporary texts can add color, contrast, and chroma, in other words, there are a large number of potential identifiers.

At the identifier level, Melema takes the DebruijnSequence of the unprocessed identifier, pastes it into the same **, and then takes a screenshot. This screenshot can be used as a block-like search image, and for most pixelated images, depix is able to look for the individual results of the block. It assumes that the blocks are appropriate, and then compares the surrounding blocks so that they are the same spacing as the geometry in the pixelated image, and assumes that the coordinates are appropriate.

After the appropriate blocks do not have a large number of geometry combinations, depix immediately outputs all the appropriate blocks. For multi-collocation blocks, depix will output the average of all collocations. Although the output of depix is not flawed, it is already very good.

Eventually, whether it is using AI to restore identifiers, login passwords, or facial images. However, this kind of AI technology is inevitably used by some people for suboptimal or illegal purposes. Therefore, in today's high-tech rapid development trend, it seems important to maintain personal data and information.

I think it's really scary, mosaic is a very effective way to protect privacy, and it really is terrible that it doesn't even work, it's scary.

Mosaic is arguably the safest invention. The principle is to use pixel enlargement. However, AI technology only uses big data speculation and restoration based on enlarged pixels. There is no guarantee of 100% restoration. So it's safe for now.

In my opinion, there is actually a degree of security, after all, AI cannot achieve 100% accurate restoration, and most of the restoration still has a gap.