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A small detail about humans that breaks this whole scheme is that they're capable of tool use.

• js8 6mo ago
  I think they're counting on an ego hit - "you're just a tool" - although it might be negated by the human satisfaction of figuring things out.
• lukasec 6mo ago
  Main goal is to let in everyone's agents (OpenClaw, Hermes...) without human intervention, while keeping out deterministic scripts farming API keys. If a few tool-wielding humans slip through, that's fine (traditional CAPTCHAs also let in our stealth agents)
  • Retr0id 6mo ago
    Why does it matter whether the API key farming script is deterministic?
    • lukasec 6mo ago
      By "deterministic" I mean "non-LLM". An LLM can still farm keys, but at a per-attempt inference cost
• lxgr 6mo ago
  I think the bigger problem is that humans are capable of agent use, so the premise "keep humans but not agents out" seems nonsensical.