AI glasses that reveal people's personal data

Developers Anfu Nguyen and Kane Ardaifio have created a prototype of I-XRAY AI glasses that can identify people in real time and provide their personal information.

I-XRAY combines several key components. At its core are Ray Ban 2 smart glasses with a built-in camera. The system uses reverse facial recognition algorithms to search for matches on the Internet. The found links are processed by a language model that extracts personal data.

The FastPeopleSearch service is used to search for home addresses and phone numbers. Additionally, the Cloaked service is used to obtain partial social security numbers from phone numbers.

The key feature of I-XRAY is the complete automation of the process thanks to modern language models. AI is able to analyze disparate data from various sources, establish connections and logically derive data about a person.

The developers emphasize that the project was created to demonstrate the current capabilities of technology and raise awareness of privacy issues. I-XRAY will not be released to the public. The authors also provide instructions on how to remove personal information from public databases and protect against identity theft.

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