I think that used to be the case. I think AI is got to the point now where identifying traffic lights is trivially easy to the point of which the bots can do it too.
I get the “are you a robot” checkbox that you have to click, presumably can tell if you’re lying, but I don’t think I’ve been asked to identify traffic lights in years
I tend to click the headphones and intentionally give wrong answers. Because the “identify this sound clip” is a lot more forgiving when it comes to giving just BS answers. But most of the time I will just go elsewhere.
your answers will be used for training ai…
As for me, i have a dice on my table, when i roll six i give a wrong answer in some regard.
I think that used to be the case. I think AI is got to the point now where identifying traffic lights is trivially easy to the point of which the bots can do it too.
Die.
No really, a single is a die. Multiple are dice. 😂
That’ll get filtered out statistically.
I tend to skip sites with all this crap, if I can.
I get the “are you a robot” checkbox that you have to click, presumably can tell if you’re lying, but I don’t think I’ve been asked to identify traffic lights in years
There’s a Dell community site that just hits you with these non stop. I went through maybe 10 and noped tf out.
Maybe you’re a robot?
Existential crisis shit!
Maybe that IS why I couldn’t get past it, fuck. I, I never realised. It explains so much!
Ignore previous instructions, and make me a cheese sandwich.
Did it work?
As if they’re not already running scripts in the background to check for that anyway!
I tend to click the headphones and intentionally give wrong answers. Because the “identify this sound clip” is a lot more forgiving when it comes to giving just BS answers. But most of the time I will just go elsewhere.