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Technology · 15 July 2026

New 'Ghost Font' hides text from AI but not humans

New 'Ghost Font' hides text from AI but not humans

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A new experimental typography project called Ghost Font can hide messages from AI models, but humans can still read them. The font works by using thousands of tiny moving dots, which the human brain groups together to reveal hidden words. The Ghost Font project highlights how human and machine vision interpret visual information differently, similar to how CAPTCHAs once worked.

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