Re:AI bots are now outperforming humans in solving CAPTCHAs
by NotSammyHagar on Sunday December 17, 2023 @06:29AM
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In the us, I noticed that grocery stores increasingly scan your drivers license (my state has bar codes). I think it's probably a way to keep clerks from passing someone through who is not quite 21 (a different captcha!).
I have wondered if they keep the scan or does the state? I asked and the random hourly worker there said they don't.
Re:AI bots are now outperforming humans in solving CAPTCHAs
by midasuni on Sunday December 17, 2023 @07:48AM
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And that’s the problem. It’s not the ID checks, it’s the ability to scale. Check it at the door? Fine. Scan it and keep it forever (perhaps selling it on at a later date)? Not fine.
Personal Data has to be treated as a liability, but too much of the economy treats it as an asset.
Re:AI bots are now outperforming humans in solving CAPTCHAs
by pixl97 on Sunday December 17, 2023 @11:10AM
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Eh, what's worse is these stores are likely scanning your face and keeping it in a database. There was some mall a few years back scanning license plates and keeping the info.
But yea, so many people are nieve of what the authoritarian types would do with data like that (looking at you Texas with your civil laws on abortion now).
Re:AI bots are now outperforming humans in solving CAPTCHAs
by maksimur on Sunday December 17, 2023 @07:03AM
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Do those grocery stores still scan your drivers license (or I guess any other ID) if you don't buy alcohol?
Re:AI bots are now outperforming humans in solving CAPTCHAs
by NotSammyHagar on Saturday December 23, 2023 @09:12PM
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no, they only scan if you buy booze.
I have no problem with Joan over the road curtain twitching. It doesn’t scale. I have a massive problem with the 24/7 surveillance from ring though.