Do I still need human farms to solve Captchas?

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Are current captchas still sound against AI/computer vision? I feel everybody is hyping it up as hell, and I’m plying with it to make my automations faster, but for many of them I feel like paying some dude to solve captha all day is still the most convininent option rn… I was wondering what’s the status of that, and if it will be actually cheaper than humans.
Or just better to look for standard bypasses?
 
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Modern CAPTCHAs are becoming more difficult to beat as they evaluate user activity as a whole, and not just the image itself. When working to automate processes, it is generally better to use APIs or minimize the need for CAPTCHAs
 
AI has improved it a lot but it is not reliable for every type of captcha.
Some of them are more challenging and some are easy. So, there is no single approach that works consistently in every situation.
 
restlex said:
Are current captchas still sound against AI/computer vision? I feel everybody is hyping it up as hell, and I’m plying with it to make my automations faster, but for many of them I feel like paying some dude to solve captha all day is still the most convininent option rn… I was wondering what’s the status of that, and if it will be actually cheaper than humans.
Or just better to look for standard bypasses?
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The fact is that CAPTCHA technology itself has shifted from static image recognition to dynamic image recognition in other words it is not just a question of image recognition by a machine but also of understanding behvioral patterns. what makes it intriguing is the fact that the battle itself is not about breaking one captcha but about reliabillity of the entire process.
 
I think human solvers are still more reliable for difficult CAPTCHAs, but they also add cost and can be slower during busy times.
 
i think a lot of people expected ai to kill captcha farms overnight, but that has not really happened. ai is great for basic challenges, yet the harder systems are built around risk scoring instead of just pictures. if u are running serious automation, human fallback is still common. i would focus on improving session quality and use bypasses where possible before paying for every solve.
 
restlex said:
Are current captchas still sound against AI/computer vision? I feel everybody is hyping it up as hell, and I’m plying with it to make my automations faster, but for many of them I feel like paying some dude to solve captha all day is still the most convininent option rn… I was wondering what’s the status of that, and if it will be actually cheaper than humans.
Or just better to look for standard bypasses?
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In my opinion, the problem is not CAPTCHA anymore but the reputation signal that come with it. AI has its task but the problem with risk scoring is that all of the efort seem to be wasted.
Invest time in sesion improvemnt instead of trying to find the best possible solution for CAPTCHA.
 
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