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Recently Google's captcha asked me to mark all the traffic meters on the photos, and amongst the choices was a photo of a mailbox. It didn't let me through unti
by dsabanin 6y ago
Recently Google's captcha asked me to mark all the traffic meters on the photos, and amongst the choices was a photo of a mailbox. It didn't let me through until I marked it as a meter as well.
Good luck to whatever self driving car they are training using this data.
- dmurray 6y agoWhat's a traffic meter? Maybe it's just important that the car doesn't drive into it.
- 1123581321 6y agoI would venture that the repeated attempts from multiple users to not mark the mailbox will help with that.
- dheera 6y agoMaybe would be kind of fun if we, the users, could form a coalition to deliberately mislabel photos on captures on a mass scale. It just seems there lacks a way to make it happen beyond the hacker community.
- DharmaPolice 6y ago4chan users already used to do this for the old text based ReCaptcha. The idea was everyone put in a particular racial slur (they're not very imaginative) for the second word. I doubt it had any impact.
- therein 6y agoIf I remember correctly, it did have some impact. I believe at one point you could use that racial slur in place of the second word in the captcha and it would accept it.
- hedora 6y agoI do this. I just click random boxes and it usually lets me through. It’s more clicks, but not necessarily more time.
- sroussey 6y agoThat literally happened to me 5min ago!
- riversflow 6y agoWell that might be my handiwork! About half the time I have to do an reCaptcha i mislabel one of the photos. Because I’m not being paid, I’m being held hostage to an automated system and I will rebel.