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  • @NoneYa@lemm.ee
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    655 months ago

    That seems so backwards. Computers almost are always better at doing math than humans, so how is that proving the visitor is a human??

    • @SSUPII@sopuli.xyz
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      625 months ago

      It is entirely based on the theory that computers can’t understand an array of pixels

      • Ignotum
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        515 months ago

        Computers understand the content, but now how it’s represented, so they can’t solve it

        Humans understand how it’s represented, but not the content, so they can’t solve it

        Mathematicians understand how it’s represented and the content

        It’s not to keep computers away, it’s to keep non-mathematicians away!

        • @variants
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          74 months ago

          And everyone knows mathematicians love their kill death ratio and will grind hours into the night to get it perfect

      • @wreckedcarzz@lemmy.world
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        175 months ago

        1: but sir, the computers make the images with the pixels!

        Boss: …you shut your whore mouth, IT WORKS DAMMIT! THEY TOLD ME IT WORKS!

    • @4am@lemm.ee
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      45 months ago

      If they do it too fast they’re probably a bot reading text and asking AI for answers

    • @Hamartiogonic@sopuli.xyz
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      44 months ago

      Maybe the goal was to weed out all the humans and let the bots in. When they start asking TCP questions written in binary, you’ll know for sure.

    • @Bocky@lemmy.world
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      24 months ago

      It’s training for AI, which currently is about as smart as an 8 year old with internet access. Pretty soon that AI is going to be driving, then getting married, buying a house in the AI verse, etc