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What even is the problem? I keep my kids computers in the living room where it's easy to see what they are doing. Their lan shuts down at night when I'm aslee
by krupan 5mo ago
What even is the problem? I keep my kids computers in the living room where it's easy to see what they are doing. Their lan shuts down at night when I'm asleep. They don't get full control of their own cell phone until they are around 16-years old. Bots on social media discourage me from using it which is a Good Thing if you ask me.
- SchemaLoad 5mo agoThe problem is that companies have a legitimate reason to want to block AI agents and verify the users are actually real. And it's incredibly difficult to do that when the old methods of clicking on squares or reading blurry words don't work anymore. Solving proof of humanity is very difficult without tying to some kind of difficult to replicate or automate ID.
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- EvanAnderson 5mo ago> The problem is that companies have a legitimate reason to want to block AI agents and verify the users are actually real. Sucks that they have a hard problem like that. Taking away everyone's freedom to exercise ownership of their general purpose computing devices and destroying online anonymity shouldn't be the answer (or, at least, we shouldn't stand for it). Maybe they can spend some of their billions in revenue on it.
- ezfe 5mo ago> Bots on social media ... are not problems, no - but bots in general are