And if you’re training the AI, isnt the correct answer already input into the captcha?
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If asked to identify a certain type of object, the captcha will offer known and unknown images of that type of object. If you fail the known images, then you fail the captcha.
Since most people will want to pass the captcha, the unknown images that are selected by users are used for training.
If asked to identify a certain type of object, the captcha will offer known and unknown images of that type of object. If you fail the known images, then you fail the captcha.
Since most people will want to pass the captcha, the unknown images that are selected by users are used for training.
If asked to identify a certain type of object, the captcha will offer known and unknown images of that type of object. If you fail the known images, then you fail the captcha.
Since most people will want to pass the captcha, the unknown images that are selected by users are used for training.
Some implementations of CAPTCHA these days also prompt users in two steps (i.e., pick images that match criterion, press next for new set of images, pick images that match criterion, done), whereby one of the two steps contains the known/pre-labeled images (to verify you’re human), and the other contains the unknown/unlabeled images (for you to train the AI).
Some implementations of CAPTCHA these days also prompt users in two steps (i.e., pick images that match criterion, press next for new set of images, pick images that match criterion, done), whereby one of the two steps contains the known/pre-labeled images (to verify you’re human), and the other contains the unknown/unlabeled images (for you to train the AI).
Some implementations of CAPTCHA these days also prompt users in two steps (i.e., pick images that match criterion, press next for new set of images, pick images that match criterion, done), whereby one of the two steps contains the known/pre-labeled images (to verify you’re human), and the other contains the unknown/unlabeled images (for you to train the AI).
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