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"probably much easier for a machine to solve to[sic]" Surely, CAPTCHA wasn't replaced with something less dificult for machines to solve. Have you seen resear
by frogpelt 10y ago
"probably much easier for a machine to solve to[sic]"
Surely, CAPTCHA wasn't replaced with something less dificult for machines to solve.
Have you seen research to indicate this?
- inafewwords 10y agoSomeone will train a pigeon to break captchas some day just for fun. In reference to pigeons being trained to diagnose cancer in X-rays.
- problems 10y agoI was meaning to use the idiom "to boot", you cut off a word. Perhaps my grammar wasn't correct there though. In any case, check out the blackhat presentation about using Google's image recognition to solve the image based captchas. There are a wide variety of fairly advanced image recognition tools but a surprisingly small number of complex text recognition ones.
- cbhl 10y agoThe state of the art has improved so much that for the older tasks, computers are arguably better than humans at them: https://arxiv.org/abs/1312.6082 https://arxiv.org/abs/1312.6082 So humans have to clear higher and higher hurdles to prove themselves human while the computers use the answers from the captchas to get closer to humans' capabilities.