Google Upgrades Security From 'reCAPTCHA' to 'No CAPTCHA reCAPTCHA'

[scolaner]

The new system features a check box, obviating the need to type multiple words.

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[dgingeri]

Oh, great, now they've gone and created an initiative for spammers to make bots that can determine and compare images. You know what this means? The near worst of humanity is now working on advancement of AI. Skynet is sure to develop from this. They'll kill us all.

 

[knightmike]

Seems like every site I visit has CAPTCHA. It's very irritating.

 

[Anton Taylor]

The problem with this is that Google already has an engine that can defeat this (and has done for many years), how long will it be before someone gets a bot to "learn" from google's engine, and then uses googles own tech to defeat this?

 

[randomizer]

This sort of thing has been around for years. There are already services to defeat it. Why write an algorithm to work it out when you can pay sweatshop workers $1 to solve hundreds of these?

 

[NoMoreCaptchas]

This CAPTCHA technology is wasting everyones time and irritates people up until http://NoMoreCaptchas.com which is passive user authentication. This technology is completely passive and detects and authenticates human vs bot and bot vs bot. This is the future of the internet with more human interaction.

 

[Christopher1]

Does it need Javascript? If so, non-starter for many people like myself who pro-actively filter Javascript from all but a few sources.

 

[Haravikk]

99.8%? That's got to be much higher than the pass rate for humans! I myself make mistakes at least a quarter of the time.