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South Florida Marcy Robin recently encountered an amazing phenomenon when buying a car at a dealership the Italian company “Fiat”.
A center employee asked a woman to prove that she is not a robot. That already sounds ridiculous, but even more pointless it turned out to be a way of such a “confirmation of humanity.” American handed a piece of paper on which the so-called “captcha”.
CAPTCHA is an automated text, used on the Internet to screen out live users and blocking access to robots. You yourself probably repeatedly passed it by entering the necessary characters into the pop-up windows or choosing photographs of certain objects.
On the World Wide Web, this undoubtedly makes sense, but in real life “CAPTCHA”, which was proposed to perform an American with buying a car is absolute nonsense. In addition, Marcy it was just necessary to put a tick on paper, and not decide any tasks that can distinguish a living person from a robot. If Fiat representatives really fear androids come to them to buy cars, sellers should come up with more sophisticated methods for recognizing artificial intelligence.
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Our heroine was asked to complete the “captcha” at the final stage deals. The woman was very surprised and first considered what was happening. funny joke, however, an employee of the company in all seriousness explained to her that this is a standard procedure. Maybe representatives Does Fiat know something the general public doesn’t know about?
Have any of the Internet users come across such a procedure offline? It would be interesting to continue this “funny” topic and listen to the opinions of people about where we are heading to the desire to protect themselves from robots …
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