This Is It Guys. The Internet Will Soon Be Overrun.

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tmgiegerabout 2 hours ago36

But me, a human, usually fail it 3 out of 5 times.

IvJorgevIabout 2 hours ago22

I mean, it's LITERALLY just playing the game on that website. Actual CAPTCHA look at things like cursor movement to differentiate human movement from robot movement. All those perfect straight lines and constant speed the cursor is making in the video there would not pass an actual CAPTCHA on a website... at least it shouldn't.

Rough_Common6857about 2 hours ago7

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hashtagtrevorabout 2 hours ago6

The LLM learned some puzzles but I bet it still can’t tell time properly

Petersens_Armabout 2 hours ago6

Good, now get rid of it. The creator of the Captcha has already apologized multiple times for creating it.

DidYouSeeBriansHatabout 2 hours ago4

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Eredd19about 2 hours ago4

Maybe they should only let you in if actually do fail. That would be a real human thing to do.

Key-Level-4072about 2 hours ago3

Zero Trust Overlay Networks with no open ports exposed to the WAN.

The online underground is already thriving.

AromaPapayaabout 2 hours ago3

in a way, I'm ok with this because it will force all of us to go analog

StranglerOfHorsesabout 2 hours ago3

Are we pretending it wasn't already overrun? Look at how many fresh profiles comment on popular posts with no capitalization and a vaguely snarky tone. Click on their profiles. Do the math on how many comments they leave per day. Do you think it's really a human leaving 50+ comments a day? Notice how they never post. Ask yourself, "Why do they never respond to anyone who replies to their comments?"

The internet died a long time ago.

ETA: By "never post", I mean they don't make new top level posts. There are plenty of bots who do, but the ones you're seeing in comment sections often do not interact with Reddit outside of leaving comments.