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I completed the step. One request was: "Click on all objects faster than a human." I misunderstood it that as a human I should click slowly because robots can c
by _nalply 3y ago
I completed the step. One request was: "Click on all objects faster than a human." I misunderstood it that as a human I should click slowly because robots can click faster.
Then I finally, after that false start I got the message. This message sent me deep into the uncanny valley. It was something like: "Thank you, human. You have been verified." My hair stood on end.
It felt very weird to let a robot identify me as a human. If corporate does that do me and gives me the feeling I am the product, not the customer, then I would know what to do next.
- SamBam 3y agoIt asked me to "Click all objects I might need on a hot summer day." Along with some pictures of refreshing drinks, it included several pictures of dogs in sunglasses. I would definitely need a cool dog in sunglasses on a hot summer day, so I clicked on them. It then repeated the prompt, and somehow doubled the number of dogs in sunglasses (honestly they were more than half of the total images). I figured it was testing my commitment so I clicked them all, but no dice.