Sriram Krishnan
@sriramk.eth
Doing a few rounds of these with a site. I'm pretty convinced any modern AI can do it 10x faster than I can (*finds fire hydrants for nth time*)
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Vitalik Buterin
@vitalik.eth
I suspect there's also hidden parts of the challenge, like having a "realistic" mouse movement pattern. Though AI can probably ace that too.
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nybble
@felix
it should secretly actually just be listening on the mic - only humans will damn these things to hell or questioning exactly where the bounds are of a crosswalk are
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jake
@jklb.eth
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Kristina
@kriskris
Honestly, I feel like AI could handle this more accurately than I can
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jace
@byg
Can't wait, can't wait, can't let go, can't forget @ssdddddd
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Rob
@maxx
I use a survey site that has these and I can never pass em. It’s fun being a robot.
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kitblake
@kitblake
You're training the AI
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Robotandkid
@robotandkid
you gotta ask yourself why self driving cars don't work that well. answer: object recognition is really hard. our eye system is this amazing feat of engineering
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Jayesh 🎩
@0xjayesh
often that is the real test - to figure out if a human dummy is operating the mouse and being slow and finecky
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K
@kijijij
While tagging Bicycles, AI has checked human head, torso and missed parts (2 parts ) of back wheel.
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