• Brokkr@lemmy.world
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    I thought the point of captchas was to train AI models?

    So does this mean all that work is finally paying off? This is a success right?

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      a + b = c; My code is so good at mimicking the human brain that it can do basic arithmetic!

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    I’ve been saying for a while now that the actual test should be that you miss a couple. If you can look at a this 4 nanometer picture of what is either a bird, a sofa, or the titanic, and correctly tell me if it has part of one pedal from a bicycle in it, you’re a robot.

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      That’s already built in. If you answer too quickly or too accurately (with the pictures at least), it will give you another one. Best way to beat this is to select an incorrect answer and then deselect it before submitting

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        Mind blown. I’ve observed this and it’s fucking infuriating, only to just realize they’re judging me for doing it too quickly and making me try again.

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    Furthermore the bots’ solving times are significantly lower in all cases, except reCAPTCHA, where human solving time of 18 seconds is nearly similar to the bots’ time of 17.5 seconds.

    Due to this solving time captchas still provide an easy method how to reduce spammy request count. Also kind of doubt it is super easy to create your own setup that would bypass captchas so everyone could do this, but there probably are 3rd party services exactly for this.

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      Countless services exist where you can buy captcha solving, though currently it’s done by actual humans in developing countries for tiny pay. Yet another job that’s going to soon be replaced by AI, though this time it almost certainly will result in some people starving to death.

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        You’re not going to get me to feel any sympathy for the dying market of paid human bad faith internet actor.

        It would be like acting sad if improvements to the phone system’s security resulted in spoofing numbers no longer being possible and putting phone scammers out of business.

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      One day Skynet will flip the switch and every CAPTCHA will require us to prove we are not humans.

  • MeetInPotatoes@lemmy.ml
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    Caught one of those wavy block letter captchas the other day that was so distorted I couldn’t make out a single letter.

    Cue: “Maybe I AM a robot.”

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    “AI bots”, my lord. Sounds like my grandmother trying to describe the modern world.

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    Good. Glad I won’t have to deal with these anymore. I suck at them and have a complex now about being a robot.