According to Boredpanda, Gab Bois (24 years old, living in Montreal, Canada) is a photographer known for his surreal images. Although she only uses ordinary objects in life such as banana peels, nylon bags, water cans…, each of her works brings attractive beauty. With creativity, the world of fashion also becomes especially close under the hands of Gab Bois. Overcoming the barrier from material to practicality, the female photographer skillfully creates costumes or accessories that are imbued with everyday life. Crocodile headbands, mushroom bras and lily shoes are some of the pictures that have caught the eye of the internet. Food is often a subject that is easily included by Gab Bois in his work, followed by common objects such as headphones, screws… Any practical object can become Gab Bois’ creative inspiration. Besides handmade products, she is also not afraid to admit to using photo editing tools. However, her skillful skills make her works come to life as if they were taken directly. “I’ve always been passionate about fashion, especially DIY fashion since I was a child. I would help my mother remove the leaves on the cob and then I would use them to make doll dresses,” said Bois. Explain the origin of surreal fashion ideas. Sharing about the creative process, the 24-year-old female artist said that everything does not always go smoothly. Sometimes, the realization of thoughts encounters many difficulties. In addition, she also often faced the situation of running out of ideas. However, through her works, Bois wants people to have a new look at fashion. In an age where designer clothes and style are so ubiquitous, she wanted to prove that even the most trivial things can be amusing, having to look at them again and again.

Facial recognition technology. Photo: https://towardsdatascience.com/ According to the Vietnam News Agency correspondent in Ottawa, in a recent speech to the Canadian House of Representatives, Daniel Therrien, Canada’s Privacy Commissioner, said that bill C-11 is not enough to protect people from identity technology. face and need to include “significant modifications”. This measure proposes to amend private sector privacy laws. Regarding facial recognition technology, Mr. Therrien mentioned US technology company Clearview AI. In February 2021, Daniel Therrien’s office, along with three provincial privacy commissioners, concluded that Clearview AI violated Canadian privacy laws by providing facial recognition software. for the police. What’s interesting is that Clearview AI’s (New York-based) software works by comparing photos with a massive stockpile of billions of photos the company has amassed, collected from various sources. popular social media sites without the consent of individuals. “While we found that Clearview’s practices violated Canadian privacy laws, the company refused to follow our recommendations, such as removing photos of Canadians,” said Mr Therrien. Meanwhile, the new administrative penalty regime in C-11 is not applied to such violations of the law. Therrien noted that the Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada is investigating whether online website Pornhub and its parent company MindGeek (based in Montreal) violated Canadians’ privacy rights. MindGeek is accused of regularly sharing videos of child pornography and sexual assault, as well as content that was filmed/or posted without the subject’s consent. Within the framework of the bill, for the most serious violations, fines could be up to 5% of revenue or CAD 25 million (whichever is greater). These measures have been assessed by Canada’s Department of Innovation, Science and Economic Development as the strongest penalty framework among the world’s Group of Seven (G7) privacy laws. Therrien recommends that when there is a conflict between commercial goals and protecting privacy, the privacy of Canadians should take precedence.