I'm sure you've all run into the "Are you a computer
question?" on Internet applications for e-mail accounts and social
networking sites. Most of the time they don't bother me but every once in a
while, I run into one that appears to be impossible. The letters are so
squiggly and wiggling they’re hardly identifiable and they don't form an actual
word. I see a time when computers will be so good at recognizing even terribly
mutilated letters that the image presented will be unrecognizable for both
humans and machines. At that point, no one will get new accounts. 3 people who blog occasionally and 1 who is going to try to blog more about all the things she likes, recipes, crafts, furniture up-cycles, and hopefully one day home improvement.
Monday, January 30, 2012
Are you a Computer?
I'm sure you've all run into the "Are you a computer
question?" on Internet applications for e-mail accounts and social
networking sites. Most of the time they don't bother me but every once in a
while, I run into one that appears to be impossible. The letters are so
squiggly and wiggling they’re hardly identifiable and they don't form an actual
word. I see a time when computers will be so good at recognizing even terribly
mutilated letters that the image presented will be unrecognizable for both
humans and machines. At that point, no one will get new accounts.
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