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  • Lvxferre@lemmy.ml
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    1 year ago

    Show a picture like this:

    And then ask the question, “would this kitty fit into a shoe box? Why, or why not?”. Then sort the answers manually. (Bonus: it’s cuter than captcha.)

    This would not scale well, and you’d need a secondary method to handle the potential blind user, but I don’t think that bots would be able to solve it correctly.

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      1 year ago

      Reminds me of how bots tend to be really bad at figuring out whether the word “it” applies to the subject or the object in a sentence like: “The bed does not fit in the tent because it is too big”

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      1 year ago

      This particular photo is shopped, but i think false-perspective Illusions might actually be a good path…

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        1 year ago

        It’s fine if the photo is either shopped or a false-perspective illusion. It could be even a drawing. The idea is that this sort of picture imposes a lot of barriers for the bot in question:

        • must be able to parse language
        • must be able to recognise objects in a picture, even out-of-proportion ones
        • must be able to guesstimate the size of those objects, based on nearby ones
        • must handle RW knowledge, as “X only fits Y if X is smaller than Y”
        • must handle hypothetical, unrealistic scenarios, as “what if there was a kitty this big?”

        Each of those barriers decrease the likelihood of a bot being able to solve the question.