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Bot operators can already pay human captcha solvers as the paper mentions. So all this does is potentially replace those humans with AI, driving down prices for
by croemer 3y ago
Bot operators can already pay human captcha solvers as the paper mentions. So all this does is potentially replace those humans with AI, driving down prices for bot operators.
As prices for bot operators decrease, website operators will increase the challenge and drive up effort for the intended website audience (humans) who are solving captchas instead of paying bots.
In the end, the website operators will have to stop using captchas as the intended website audience will no longer be willing to solve harder captchas.
Website operators can use alternatives, like asking for micro-payments, high enough to discourage most bot operators.
- tarruda 3y ago> Website operators can use alternatives, like asking for micro-payments Similarly to how dApps work in ethereum-like blockchains?
- drexlspivey 3y agoMicropayments is not possible when stripe/visa/paypal charge a 30 cents minimum fee