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The strange tale about modeling and QR-codes

The strange tale about modeling and QR-codes

Could it be possible that some physical form or image on the wall can cause that the computerized image recognition systems would jam? That idea bases theory, that if the computer sees something, what it doesn't understand that thing can cause the forever operating loop or destruction in the computer program itself or it's databases.

The idea is that when the camera would see this particular statue or form it would start to write data to the wrong place in the database, and that thing would cause the destruction of that system. And the thing is that this theoretical form can make so-called electronic migraine to the computer, what will jam its operations.

There is a strange tale that some modeler has created the form, that would lock the computerized image recognition system. But is it true or fake? That's the problem. The idea is that the form of some statue causes the leak of the data in the computer program, what is used in image recognition. That story about the physical form or statue, what would cause the over leak in the computer programs, what are controlling the image recognition programs is not new.

There is a similar tale about the QR codes, what are delivering data viruses. The last thing is easier to create than the statue, and the idea is simple, the QR-code would click the computer in the special homepage on the Internet, and then the system just downloads the virus to the computer. The idea of this kind of system is that when the computer clicks to the homepage, the TCP/IP message, what that homepage would send contains the virus, what will installed to the system.

The idea of the artificial intelligence-based computer viruses is that those viruses could put themselves in the position to the Internet, and connect part of their codes to the data, what is traveling to certain IP-address. And if in each data packet is a couple of bits of virus data, that complicated tool can avoid virus scanners. Then the virus would be connecting by using artificial intelligence, what will collect those bytes together. But this thing would need excellent programming skills.

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