With AI now ingrained in everything from fitness trackers to dating apps, knowing who – or what – can access your private messages is becoming increasingly difficult.
But help is at hand, as scientists have developed a new anti–AI font.
Dubbed the ‘Ghost Font’, the font writes messages using motion.
‘Using a combination of motion, video, noise, and decoys, it’s a unique way to share a message with other real humans,’ explained its developer, Eric Lu.
‘I suppose technically, it’s not a font in the traditional sense of a TTF font file.
‘But, Ghost Font is an experiment of a way to graphically communicate in
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