Proposal: What if you designed a CAPTCHA that looks like static to a human but contains just enough bare structure that all LLM AI providers can see clear letters and numbers in it.
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@mcc ?? not sure, but maybe that quoted post is only visible to people who subscribe to the poster
@lahosken the mastodon implementation of quote posts is extremely glitchy
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RE: https://solarpunk.moe/@vv/116602190697510886
Proposal: What if you designed a CAPTCHA that looks like static to a human but contains just enough bare structure that all LLM AI providers can see clear letters and numbers in it. And then the test is that you only allow people through if they click "I cannot read this"
@mcc it would only work once though, right?
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@mcc it would only work once though, right?
@mcc because after that they would know to lie
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@lahosken the mastodon implementation of quote posts is extremely glitchy
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@jernej__s @mcc @lahosken Interesting, I hadn't considered that. I've seen it mainly on the official Mastodon clients if the logged in user has muted/blocked the quoted author. Phanpy at least says "[user] muted" and the option to show it anyway.
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@jernej__s @mcc @lahosken Interesting, I hadn't considered that. I've seen it mainly on the official Mastodon clients if the logged in user has muted/blocked the quoted author. Phanpy at least says "[user] muted" and the option to show it anyway.
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RE: https://solarpunk.moe/@vv/116602190697510886
Proposal: What if you designed a CAPTCHA that looks like static to a human but contains just enough bare structure that all LLM AI providers can see clear letters and numbers in it. And then the test is that you only allow people through if they click "I cannot read this"
@mcc problem is, you'd need the captcha to overwrite the ingrained impulse that people have of trying to appease to authority (i.e. if they're told there's a number there, they will try to guess a number instead of admitting they see nothing)
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@mcc problem is, you'd need the captcha to overwrite the ingrained impulse that people have of trying to appease to authority (i.e. if they're told there's a number there, they will try to guess a number instead of admitting they see nothing)
@mcc (slightly related, but I've seen some health surveys in Quebec include a question which explicitly states it's actually a question to see if you're really paying attention, and you have to answer "I do not wish to answer this question" instead of a spectrum between "strongly agree" and "strongly disagree";I imagine it does well in dealing with the "what if my survey responder just doesn't care" problem of statistics)
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@mcc problem is, you'd need the captcha to overwrite the ingrained impulse that people have of trying to appease to authority (i.e. if they're told there's a number there, they will try to guess a number instead of admitting they see nothing)
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