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reCAPTCHA started having us identify bridges a few days before the London Bridge attacks... why? 2017-06-04 11:12:18 Post No. 19105075
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reCAPTCHA started having us identify bridges a few days before the London Bridge attacks... why? 2017-06-04 11:12:18 Post No. 19105075
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reCAPTCHA started having us identify bridges a few days before the London Bridge attacks... why?
Anonymous
2017-06-04 11:12:18
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I have no proof of course, but I can almost guarantee that Google is using data gathered by reCAPTCHA, as well as their own data sets, to utilize deep learning to automatically detect and censor amateur footage and photos of these terror attacks to control the messaging about them. they do this now, manually and using GPS metadata, of course—this is why there was no footage or photos of the Ariana Grande concert attack, in a venue with thousands of Internet-connected camera lenses.
there should be zero doubt that governments are using deep learning to control information, both by censoring and by diluting social media with AI-generated posts. they will do everything they can to lock down the free-flowing stream of information on social media, to prevent any undesirable information, that runs contrary to The Official Narrative, to be diseminated. this will only get worse as time goes on and deep learning tech gets better and cheaper. the free and open Internet is dead.
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>>19105075
;)
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>>19105075
Be poor underpaid google AI.
Shitty humans bomb a famous bridge.
Suddenly you are overflown with mentions of bridges, so you start collecting bridge pics.
Nothing we can do about it.
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Bunelda Raccoona (ID: !ZBagDjeyaE)
2017-06-04 11:15:04
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>>19105075
^:)
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>>19105075
Please do not bully the A.I.
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>>19105075
Your absolutely right. Have fun getting discredited and erased. I'm sure this little realization, isn't doing you any good. Kek.
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>>19105148
also, captcha has been using weird stuff forever. The best is when it said, to identify trees, and there was a nugget of dank in there, amongst the pines.
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>>19105075
On a side note, try not to buy stuff on /pol/. That board is fucking Fed con, after that election. Good luck accomplishing anything with a team of people screwing up your whole community, /pol/.
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Of course the captcha is priming the visual intelligence of an AI. There's nothing paranormal or conspiring about it.
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>>19105190
It's become clear that someone has made a career out of screwing with them. Every day since November.
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>>19105161
sweet smoking mary, yep we are cloud computing for the dea.
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Stores, street signs, vehicles.. These are somethings an ai car would need to know.
Lately recaptcha wants me to identify clothes and from the interior of a retail store. Occasionally it asks for pants.
Not sure what to make of it anymore.
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