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why not extend the "click the kitten" with a huge database of pictures? noone can do image recognition that well yet right?
by schtog 18y ago
why not extend the "click the kitten" with a huge database of pictures?
noone can do image recognition that well yet right?
- thamer 18y agoIsn't that what the article says? There's no further information on how the program has accomplished this feat, but the list of CAPTCHA's it now understands and can bypass is reportedly fully up-to-date, and includes newer designs that ask the user to identify a cute cat or other distinct animal. I assume the cute cat picture is displayed among other pictures.
- schtog 18y agoYes but have a lage database of tagged pics and choose randomly what should be identified. Well I guess the programs could learn a huge database too eventually. Only solution is give these people a chance to make money in an honest way...
- jcl 18y agoI wonder if one couldn't use the large tagged database of images from the ESP Game for this: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ESP_Game http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ESP_Game To get a database that large, the spammers would have to set up their own ESP Game and tag a big chunk of the web. Even better, show two images, one with known tags and one unknown, so that you can build the database further, like RECAPTCHA does.