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> Note that "Bad Bots" are never defined, and that 73% will never be explained, either to say how they mean it Arkose runs a bot detection service, OpenAI bein
by _lvbh 3y ago
> Note that "Bad Bots" are never defined, and that 73% will never be explained, either to say how they mean it
Arkose runs a bot detection service, OpenAI being one of their customers (check your requests on chat.openai.com). I’m guessing the 73% are the number of requests/sessions that fail their JavaScript fingerprinting.
Not sure how reliable these numbers are as I have a Go library specifically for passing their fingerprinting in pure Go (No JS) and it has been working for a while without much change
- yjftsjthsd-h 3y agoAnd in the opposite direction, I disbelieve stats about bots because of the number of web sites that treat my real browser driven by an actual human as a bot:) (My personal favorite was being blocked by cloudflare, and then getting an email from cloudflare telling me how great they are because they block so many (alleged) bots)