Oracle is a real-time chess assistant built in C++ using DirectX, OpenCV, and ImGui that captures your screen, detects chessboard positions via computer vision, and suggests optimal moves powered by Stockfish engine integration.
VideoHighlighter is a free, self-hosted desktop tool that analyzes video offline to identify and export highlight reels by scoring moments across scene, motion, audio, objects, actions, and transcripts. It features explainable AI with detailed reports showing the arithmetic behind each kept moment, composition rules for custom detection combinations, and supports batch processing with music synchronization and blur filtering.
AI-powered surveillance cameras are increasingly used worldwide to identify faces and license plates, sparking a public backlash. Activists and designers are creating adversarial fashion—clothing with geometric patterns and designs—to evade or confuse object detection and facial recognition systems, with companies like Cap_able and Urban Privacy now commercially producing these garments.