Does this also kind of explain a lot of so-called “great” art? … Like, we’re not supposed to get it … or that “we” are being gaslighted (or emperor’s new clothesed ) into thinking that something is much better than it really is and that we’re not “smart” enough to see it.
“Captcha” of this kind if becoming less prevalent as there are other techniques readily available to detect whether a human is operating the computer. Also, the traditional “captcha” can be decoded by computers, it just depends on how much AI “horsepower” you are willing to throw at the problem. Any robot not able to deal with minor visual distortion wouldn’t be allowed to walk around unrestricted. I actually think it would be funny even without the “captcha” reference. Hey, robots in an art gallery looking at a picture of a cat with big eyes would be hilarious. “I don’t get it.”
Is anyone going to point out that “getting” that squiggly writing and reproducing it proves that you’re not a robot on the internet? Naturally these robots don’t get it. Probably everyone knows that, but this cartoon isn’t about the merits, or lack or them, in abstract art, really.
Who or what creates those captchas? Is it done with an AI algorithm? If so, seems to kind of defeat the purpose if they’re created by a robot to start with.
Ratkin over 2 years ago
Captchas are like crystal: You broke it, you bot it.
Doug K over 2 years ago
They’re not supposed to get it.
Does this also kind of explain a lot of so-called “great” art? … Like, we’re not supposed to get it … or that “we” are being gaslighted (or emperor’s new clothesed ) into thinking that something is much better than it really is and that we’re not “smart” enough to see it.
dflak over 2 years ago
I understand that captchas are supposed to be difficult for bots to read, but I find many of them difficult for me to read.
Nuliajuk over 2 years ago
“The artist has moved on from his traffic light phase.”
e.groves over 2 years ago
What happens if you answer yes to the “Are you a robot” question?
cdnalor over 2 years ago
These guys should stick to the old classics: wiring diagrams, blueprints, and assembly instructions.
WCraft Premium Member over 2 years ago
I love the one where Lt. Commander Data from Star Trek is looking at a screen which is asking him to check the “I’m not a robot” box…
Lablubber over 2 years ago
Let\s go look at the traffic lights exhibit.
mistercatworks over 2 years ago
“Captcha” of this kind if becoming less prevalent as there are other techniques readily available to detect whether a human is operating the computer. Also, the traditional “captcha” can be decoded by computers, it just depends on how much AI “horsepower” you are willing to throw at the problem. Any robot not able to deal with minor visual distortion wouldn’t be allowed to walk around unrestricted. I actually think it would be funny even without the “captcha” reference. Hey, robots in an art gallery looking at a picture of a cat with big eyes would be hilarious. “I don’t get it.”
bobpeters61 over 2 years ago
Crabtu12f63 Now you know.
Mayor Snorkum over 2 years ago
Is anyone going to point out that “getting” that squiggly writing and reproducing it proves that you’re not a robot on the internet? Naturally these robots don’t get it. Probably everyone knows that, but this cartoon isn’t about the merits, or lack or them, in abstract art, really.
mwksix over 2 years ago
How great thou art!
Packratjohn Premium Member over 2 years ago
Revenge is so sweet….
Csaw Backnforth over 2 years ago
Who or what creates those captchas? Is it done with an AI algorithm? If so, seems to kind of defeat the purpose if they’re created by a robot to start with.
cuzinron47 over 2 years ago
That’s alright, we don’t either.