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To that point, when I do the picture captcha (Select the crosswalks type question), I always click a square I know is not valid and then de-select it. Adds som
by robalfonso 3y ago
To that point, when I do the picture captcha (Select the crosswalks type question), I always click a square I know is not valid and then de-select it. Adds some "human-ness" to the interaction and I never get a 2nd challenge that way. Will that be the future? Look for behavior that is too perfect?
- mewpmewp2 3y agoThis would be fairly simple to simulate using an AI though.
- wolpoli 3y agoI feel like Captcha already takes into account of how quickly I select the pictures already. If I spend the time to get it perfect, I end up with more challenges than if I just select quickly based on my instincts.
- wongarsu 3y agoIf you assume that most humans spend the minimum effort possible on their captchas, your gut response is also more in line with other responses than your well thought-out response. Even a matching based on the selected squares would pick up on this.
- whimsicalism 3y agoI do the same but with erratic mouse movements
- RetroTechie 3y agoSo in near future, humans will have to out-do bots in the art of make-human-looking mistakes? Humans will lose!! lol ;-)
- dave1010uk 3y agoSometimes I click the "I am not a robot" checkbox without even thinking. Then I panic for a moment as there's no option to uncheck.
- thelastparadise 3y agoThis sounds like something a robot would say...
- abandonliberty 3y agoI had to intentionally get worse, such as not identifying the back of a street sign as a street sign.