5 ms·
What are the chances the video feed is just being sent to India like Amazon’s “just walk out” technology
by s09dfhks 2y ago
What are the chances the video feed is just being sent to India like Amazon’s “just walk out” technology
- whiplash451 2y agoLikely. But if the company providing the service is caught in an audit not implementing the data retention policies that are in the contract, they are dead on the spot.
- hsbauauvhabzb 2y agoThat’s the future CEO’s problem.
- whiplash451 2y agoIANAL but I believe the CEO is liable even if/after they left the company.
- jvm___ 2y agoAPI - Actually People in India
- iancmceachern 2y agoNot even India, it's just piped into all our capchas
- nvch 2y ago“Select all images with illegally parked cars” starts to feel quite possible
- znpy 2y agothat would actually be cool, and an useful use of captchas, for once.
- john2x 2y agoPractically fool proof. A net positive for society.
- andy99 2y agoCaptchas, at least recaptcha which is the main image selection one, exist to enforce Google's browser monopoly and force tracking on you. You're not proving you're a human, you're being punished for not behaving how google wants. It's vile.
- basilgohar 2y agoThis is a little known fact and proper characterization of reCaptcha that I wish I could draw even more attention to.
- nulld3v 2y agoI dunno, I frequently do recaptchas on Firefox on Linux and it hasn't been a problem for me? It does feel like they make me do the image selection more often, but I've never had any problems completing the captchas and it doesn't happen often enough to bother me.
- hackernewds 2y agoStrange to see a community like HN not understanding data annotation as a model training task
- chaos_emergent 2y agoDrawing bounding boxes around license plates, and then running OCR on those license plates, is a relatively solved problem. My guess is that low confidence predictions will probably still be manually reviewed.