I'm pretty convinced that the new captchas are a method of analysing how people think and what type of person they are
Pic related is a good example Have you seen the captcha where there is a diamond shaped sign, and you have to cut around it? I usually draw an ordinary square with a flat side at the bottom, but I just realized I could actually draw a tilted box to fit it properly. I'm not stupid I just dont usually think about little things like that, and I have always been inclined to draw a flat bottomed square. Im saying that what if google is collecting info on how people for instance cut around the road sign? But what if you do it like I do, but google is tracking you waiting for how long it takes until you do it differently also?
Its hard to explain what Im trying to say but I think the pic related will really make you think
>select street signs >click on street signs >WRONG try another one
Nathan Walker
Nah. They use the data to improve visual recognition programs in AI. It's not a secret they have said this about captchas already.
Joshua Miller
yeah well that is obvious
it was just this particular captcha that made me think
i recreated it because i dont have a screencap
Brandon Wright
My biggest problem with captchas is when it says "choose the houses" or "select all the store fronts" and then it has a bunch of third world shitholes as pictures. And I'm like, do I select this strange looking truck? Maybe this dude lives or works in his shitty car or in this weird forest or in this dirty ass river or some of this technicolor shit. Bitch, I don't know your lives.
Jaxson Wilson
This infuriates me
Jace Nguyen
this 6 times in a row
in the end i just roll my face on the keyboard
Adrian Gray
>I'm not stupid yes you are
Austin Hill
The disappearing numbers after you click them are the worst, I always fail it or refresh the captcha. Though I only use picture captcha on my phone.
Alexander Myers
the weird thing about CAPTCHA is it is training AI to read text and recognize objects
so the entire point of CAPTCHA is to one day defeat itself
Jose Howard
Nice try google fag.
No, we're going to keep doing it wrong.
kys.
Joshua Hill
So they're making us solve captchas to help teach their bots how to solve captchas and ultimately defeat the technology?
Tyler Evans
>hasn't bought Sup Forums Gold Premium Membership pity the foo'
Chase Hill
I know the right shape to draw but I try not to, because I don't trust Google.
Christopher Bell
No, it' to teach them how to identify people eventually, so they can kill us better.
Nolan Garcia
>I'm pretty convinced that the new captchas are a method of analysing how people think and what type of person they are
No. They are recognition data for the new AI
They are using the entire internet and it's users as a sort of bio computer. We can do some things better than computers. Maybe not as fast but sometimes human eye sees what computer can not.
Jaxson Scott
No, it's just training their AI to recognize objects so that it can control our lives more efficiently
Nathan Jackson
>not using legacy captcha
Jackson Hall
The real reason gor those captchas is to create algorithms that recognise objects on pictures.
Google made pictures of the whole world, now it teaches some AI to identify all objects in the world.
This shit can be very dangerous for all of us.
Charles Perry
theyre teaching their robots to identify street signs, street numbers and store fronts in order to drive cars
Oliver Peterson
So essentially posting on Sup Forums can never be redpilled as you are literally contributing to AI taking over and killing us all with Google as the global ruler?
Evan Young
>not using legacy captcha
Evan Diaz
Winged horses pay no taxes.
Jace Hall
we are pretty much the battery packs from matrix only we don't give energy but information
Ayden Wilson
>Please select all white people Soon.
Nicholas Kelly
>not having 4chim gold account
Jonathan Lewis
Exactly, actually Sup Forums is one of the main sources of captchas and the whole reason Google switched to image recognition from garbled text. Moot is the man responsible for the rise of Skynet
Adrian Russell
Not to mention when one square has like six gorillion numbers after eachother, you have to wait like 2s for it to dis- and reappear then it finally becomes something else but you misclick and it spews an endless number of numbers again
Isaac Taylor
I hate that it doesn't specify if you should click squares with A LITTLE BIT of sign on them, or if it's gotta be 100% sign inside the frame or what.
I mean I'd go for it if it was 50%... but then it does shit like having a frame be 5% sign. It lets me pass either way, but I want to know what they wanted...
Carson Powell
pretty sure that it's not really about that. it's about creating algorithms based on sample data to have better recognition software. It also helps find out where signs are in pictures and makes google image searches better.
It proves you're a human and makes them money.
They can determine what kind of person you are by logging every single key into your computer, which they do.
Austin Gutierrez
I circle everything, and sometimes even leave shit out of them, deal with it.
Thomas Rogers
What's really funny is that I work for google and I wanted to see if any of you would spot the Unicorn
Jeremiah Baker
captchacucks gonna cuck
Thomas Ortiz
Here's the trick: On the choose X style captcha, you have to choose 3. And you can intentionally fuck it up a bit and it still gets accepted. Fuckers keep me from shitposting rapidly, I ruin their fucking AI
Jason Adams
how to
Kevin Walker
>giving your personal information to Hirojewki >calling other cucks
Nicholas Russell
>giving your personal information lol is italy really this dumb? use your neurons, wop
Bentley Jackson
I want Rainbow Dash to cum inside me.
Levi Wilson
what would that teach you?
a silly sign is still a sign
Owen Allen
Fucking this. Fuck your god damned house numbers.
>top of page >Settings >somewhere in there i dunno
Brandon Kelly
I forgot you could pay with bitcoin
Dominic Davis
When blacks chimp out: >Kill cops
When whites chimp out >Answer captcha wrong on purpose
Nicholas Rodriguez
How does that work? You pay one bitcoin and get 35 years of Sup Forums gold?
Blake Robinson
>using legacy >everything is going normally >suddenly one of the numbers is written by pen in one of those notebooks with a grid pattern I wouldn't trust legacy too much either.
Julian Cook
>I use v.1 recaptcha I typed centro fuckgoogle to make this post
Sebastian Wood
You have to keep renewing every year, they didn't leave in a way to buy more.
Ethan Myers
>the same AI that blurs out hubcaps and stop signs on streetview images because it thinks it's private information is going to be operating self-driving cars >the same AI that can't recognize human speech well enough to make youtube captions anything but a fucking joke is what you're going to bet your life on being able to analyze realtime 360 degree video footage in the middle of a blizzard
I can't fucking wait for this robot car shitshow to get started.
Kevin Foster
Yep, 3 seems to be the number that always goes through. If there are 4 maybe, anything else is a do over.
Parker Reyes
We will show them....
Adrian Foster
That's a war that has been going on for a long time
Benjamin Scott
That's why they are using the million of posts people make on Sup Forums daily to train it
Benjamin Taylor
Only way self driving cars are ever gonna work is putting sensors on every single road and a system that synchronizes every single car on the road
It will never be reliable enough just with cameras
Christian Sullivan
I don't really care about feeding their AI, I just fucking hate sitting there clicking rivers over and over. Typing 2 words is so much less effort.
Ian Edwards
Test
Lincoln King
Failed
Thomas Ward
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Aiden Ward
Please post credit card number, and try again
Xavier Gomez
>Only way self driving cars are ever gonna work is putting sensors on every single road and a system that synchronizes every single car on the road
>thousands of robot cars tearing down the interstate at 150 mph with 6 inches of clearance between them >me on the overpass with a fist-sized scrap of metal >one blown tire
Benjamin Cruz
Sometimes after hours of browsing i just click randomly on the captchas thinking it is saying "select all street signs" when really it is saying select all trucks or something.
captchas suck... they are making the AI that will destroy us.
Luke Morgan
Has anyone been able to prove that this is/was a real thing?
Robert Collins
My thoughts are you're an idiot for not using legacy captcha.
calle calle
Nolan Gutierrez
he doesnt have Sup Forums gold
lulz
Leo Martinez
And they would react in less than 0,1 seconds
(Plus the distance would be naturally a few meters anyway)
Kayden Reed
My guess is that they double check them, and what we are actually doing is correct the common typos, and making nigger synonym of everything
Kayden Flores
Why do you think they will go that fast? Why do you think it will be hard to place sensors? They draw lines on the road for, get this, every single road! It will be as simple as just plugging them down like road lines.
Gabriel Ward
They known you will try to do it right, so even if they just tell you you did it wrong they already have that input and can get another one free.
I think they use it to feed their AI image analysis thingy. If you go to your Google photos, you can search for things like "bridges, skylines, portraits, churches, lakes" and it'll show you your photos of that with uncanny accuracy.
Yeah I normally get all the ones that have even a tiny bit on them too
Btw sometimes I just click the catcha and it accepts it immediately, does this mean I'm verifying by my Gmail or something? Is everything I post here linked to my Gmail account?
Samuel Long
We absolutely used to do that back in the day, but I doubt it ever accomplished anything.
Reaction time is only a small fraction of the total time it takes to come to a stop.
David Gonzalez
I read early on that they were doing shit like tracking your mouse movements / keyboard input patterns while on the page.
If they feel you're human they'd let you get by free to prevent you from burning out too much.
Of course... they might have scrapped the first part.
Ayden Hall
>hey draw lines on the road for, get this, every single road! lel The lines are unreliable, they can get covered by snow and mud, and they wear out.
Brandon Jackson
I don't care if the sensors are perfect and every car within 5 miles knows instantly that one car just blew a tire, that doesn't mean they can predict where it's going to swerve out of control or be able to go 150-0 (or 80-0) instantly.
Jack Price
>not deliberately allways trying a wrong shape first.
Julian Ortiz
Iv stopped reading the instructions and now just select the pictures that look like each other.
It mostly works.
Caleb Rogers
Makes me quite nervous tbqh. Btw how do you do it I thought captcha cannot be accessed in the middle kingdom?
Jason Bell
Sup Forums gold
Or a proxy, but then I wouldn't have my flag.
Joseph Torres
did it work?
Daniel Williams
I always try and do captacha as wrong as I can or do the opposite of what it wants
Hunter Mitchell
THE GERMANS ARE STARTING TO REBEL! THE GERMANS ARE STARTING TO REBEL! GO FIND SHELTER QUICK!
Eli Reed
Do you sell anything on ali express
Isaiah Garcia
Too hard to extract anything meaningful and track it accurately against you as a person, especially with so many people using cookie and adblockers and alike.
In reality I'm sure they're using this to actually detect where signs are in the world, these images are surely pulled from something like street view and so will have a known geographic location. Drawing a box around them helps accurately locates the face of sign which can then be run through image recognition software to determine the likely type of sign.
They can then plot that into GPS tracking software and probably things like google earth or any number of other products.
James Brown
>tilted box >I'm not stupid
Hunter Edwards
No, but quite often I click an extra box opposite of the street signs and it does work
Aaron Reed
Kek
Justin King
So everyone here who posts with a PRC flag has a Sup Forums pass? Are you actually Chinese btw or some English "teacher"?
Ian Gutierrez
>image recognition software Legacy captcha
Michael Brooks
Nah
Yeah I'm an English """""teacher""""". I don't know if the rangeban hits everyone in China, but everywhere I've been (mostly middle/north east china) has been hit.
Christopher Stewart
Sometimes I don't have to solve chapters. But only sometimes. And other times I have to do shit like
Caleb Adams
What city are you in? I've spent a year working in China and most of the ESL teachers I met were absolute lowlife degenerates but it may vary per region I guess.
你会说中文吗?
Adrian Butler
>Too hard to extract anything meaningful and track it accurately against you as a person, especially with so many people using cookie and adblockers and alike. They don't need obtrusive gimmicks like this to track you. Device fingerprinting is much more subtle.
Oliver White
>Has anyone been able to prove that this is/was a real thing? The principle is right, in the sense that you could learn which was most likely the word they were getting you to guess for them, it made filling in captchas quicker by just typing a single char.
I don't know for certain but with this type of system I would expect each unknown word to go out maybe 10 different times and the average response from people would be considered. So you'd need everyone on all sites doing this reliably to break the system.
Even then I expect there's word filters that trip up some kind of manual check to make sure that certain words only make it into the transcribed material if they were genuinely in the original.
Zachary Evans
Legit, they're used for machine learning algorithms.
Carter King
CALLE is really pissing me off though and hiroshima got rid of the street address captchas making them fucking annoying to do
Jason Williams
You don't want to know how many calles you can find in the world. Literally street in Spanish. Or the formal imperative of shut up.
Michael Gomez
They've been doing it for years on YouTube and google. They know where you move your mouse and how long you hover over things. They've used a/b testing on pages to manipulate users into clicking the right links faster rather than wasting bandwidth searching or clicking bad links. An example would be that they changed the blue slightly on google and that seemed to decrease the time users stayed on the page.
If your Android phone is sending data then its also participating in the testing, everytime a google app updates, its full of new a/b/n tests.
In fact this is why Microsoft wanted to get everyone on windows 10. They wanted to participate in data collection on users. And that's why they pushed so hard for always online on the Xbox one. Facebook does it, they got into trouble for testing once because they started messuring sadness by showing more depressing posts.
They already use this data on big budget movies, so if you ever get this feeling that you like something a liitle too much, its because they've cracked people like you.
Jose Stewart
This is google we're talking about, data processing masterminds, they very easily wrote a filter to compensate for it on day one.
Elijah Walker
Luoyang
I think you have to be kinda degenerate to accept living somewhere so trashy in so many ways. I mostly like it since I can work ~2 days a week and spend the rest on shitty indie gamedev. Nice and laid back.
>你会说中文吗 会。 我感觉人应该学主办国的语言…… Got some fuckers who have been here for 10+ years and haven't been assed at all, though.
Oliver Miller
don't include the post the sign is attached to, only the actual sign at the top
Luis Hall
Yeah I noticed that lel. Dudes who had been fucking language teachers for five years and can only buy baijiu and pijiu in Chinese and just ignore everything else said to them.
河南 Province ouch. I always felt like China was kinda like Ukraine, but henan is like the Ukraine of Ukraine. And yeah most of the English teachers in Henan are exactly that type. At least in Zhengzhou I haven't actually been to Luoyang. Working just two days is pretty chill though, I know that's the most appealing thing all the disposable income and free time (and pussy) why all these guys go to china. I was stuck on some tech park in Shanghai most of the time except for a two months holiday but the pay was good and Shanghai is nice
Dylan Taylor
My dad works in google. He says that they are making an AI called skynet
Brayden Moore
This is true. Check panopticlick.eff.org to see if your browser is unique. The test will show your digital fingerprint if you click finger printing.
Every website records or sells the record of this and most mobile phones are completely unique.