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How do you suppose they obtain the data to know how humans fare?

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• the8472 11y ago
  Sure, it's great for training/testing their AIs. But if the result is AIs better than humans at the task then it doesn't make a great captcha anymore.
  • mkaziz 11y ago
    Hence the fancy "click if not a robot" captcha. :)
  • GuiA 11y ago
    Maybe they actually don't care about the captcha aspect - they just found a good mechanism to easily acquire data from humans that no one will complain about because it's so entrenched.
  • avz 11y ago
    It still protects against spammers that cannot deploy such AI. Which is probably very close to all of them.