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So, could you use this to solve the image recognition captcha's that ask you to select all images that contain [object]?

• glup 9y ago
  Maybe they will make you do a Captcha before you access the API?
  • gregable 9y ago
    LOL. The API requires you to first identify all of the objects in a different picture.
    • andrewrice 9y ago
      That's how they train the API!
      • genkimind 9y ago
        No, other people ARE the API!
        • obstinate 9y ago
          It's a ponzapi scheme.
          • deleted 9y ago
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        • gumby 9y ago
          You're saying it's a kind of soylent green of APIs?
  • EGreg 9y ago
    So then you bootstrap that using another api key :)
    • AckSyn 9y ago
      It's APIs all the way down
    • ijidak 9y ago
      It's captchas all the way down. :)
      • fooker 9y ago
        Mutual recursion ;)
    • mee_too 9y ago
      They can make you (or your customers) solve a captcha before each API call.
• cjhanks 9y ago
  At that point the data will have likely gone full circle. So, maybe. -- Edit: Strike that. They're not actually providing any model data afaict. I assumed this was comparable to AWS's offering.
  • spullara 9y ago
    They have pretrained weights from the COCO dataset included with the open source models. https://github.com/tensorflow/models/tree/master/object_detection https://github.com/tensorflow/models/tree/master/object_dete...
• deleted 9y ago
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