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For a captcha to function properly, they already need to have this data I guess.
by mkorfmann 11y ago
For a captcha to function properly, they already need to have this data I guess.
- maxerickson 11y agoreCAPTCHA is famous for having 2 tasks. This lets them use 1 for training. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ReCAPTCHA#Criticism https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ReCAPTCHA#Criticism
- eterm 11y agoNot only this, but given how much google tracks you, google has a good enough idea about whether you are a bot already, hence the "captcha" where you just press a button. There are times they could give you that button but already knowing you are human they use you to train their AI. I wouldn't be surprised if they also score you against how well you train AI, and give better trainers more captchas. Google has so much data, any time you think "I wish we could do X, but we'd never get enough data", it's an opportunity that Google can move on but the rest of the world can't. That's another argument for breaking up monopolies.
- estel 11y ago> it's an opportunity that Google can move on but the rest of the world can't. That's another argument for breaking up monopolies. Wouldn't this mean that it would be an opportunity that /nobody/ could move on?