The latest edition of our weekly Dezeen Agenda newsletter features an optical illusion font designed to trick artificial intelligence chatbots into misreading messages. Subscribe to Dezeen Agenda now.
Created by Mixfont for those who want to avoid having their data scraped, Decoy Font features two layers of image – one in thin but clear outlines in the foreground, and another in blurry dark shapes in the background.
This week’s newsletter also included news that the demolition of the Rike Concert Hall by Studio Fuksas in Tbilisi has begun and a Trump-backed proposal for an extension of Saarinen’s terminal at Dulles International Airport in Washington DC.
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