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A showerthought I recently had: as long as CAPTCHAs exist in their currently inefficient form, it could be argued that we'll never have strong artificial intell
by adtac 8y ago
A showerthought I recently had: as long as CAPTCHAs exist in their currently inefficient form, it could be argued that we'll never have strong artificial intelligence because CAPTCHAs are basically reverse Turing tests. I haven't developed this thought thoroughly, but I thought it'd be interesting to share.
- jobigoud 8y agoThe T in CAPTCHA stands for Turing Test. The moment we can't make them efficiently distinguish bots from humans would be the moment the test is passed.