> If CAPTCHAs are intended to be "completely automated public Turing test to tell computers and humans apart", then its quite clear that they no longer accomplish this. I am a human and I can't pass. The model is wrong, build a better one.
Google’s CAPTCHA probably knows that you are a human, some of your answers are correct, and Google already uses the answers you give to improve its Maps offering like it always has. The fact that it still won’t let you pass is presumably a way of punishing you for trying to stay anonymous.
Google’s CAPTCHA probably knows that you are a human, some of your answers are correct, and Google already uses the answers you give to improve its Maps offering like it always has. The fact that it still won’t let you pass is presumably a way of punishing you for trying to stay anonymous.