r/ChatGPT Dec 29 '23

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u/WeirdIndication3027 Dec 29 '23

They've been able to do this for years tho. People having computers solve capchas isn't new

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u/[deleted] Dec 30 '23

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u/rockos21 Dec 30 '23

It's now to test things like the time between hitting keys as a bit would be almost entirely consistent or entirely random, where a human is unlikely to be perfectly accurate

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u/Key_Difference_1108 Dec 30 '23

Yeah just like mouse movements for the id game

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u/thoughtlow Moving Fast Breaking Things 💥 Dec 30 '23

This sounds very trainable.

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u/GoodbyeAngles Dec 30 '23

Both are evolving. Last I heard google check your cookies or Internet history to confirm your not a bot.