>>16962994
They're smart enough but they cost money. These captchas are basically designed around the AI's compute limitations. So they're not impossible but more expensive than shitty traditional algorithmic CPU cracking of captchs

>>16962994
have you not noticed the constant shill threads after the captcha update?

>>16962994
That's for training AI pattern recognition, you can feed it to chatgpt and have it solve it for you if you like.

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>>16962994
I'd like to muse myself and consider 4ch to be in the bargining section of the 5 stages of grief (as is much of the net see digg incident). While maybe twitters or facebooks can boil their captive user (frog) groups in the biometric identity checkpoints, it breaks the core definition of open access forums.

Were seeing it now, what was once dead internet theory, is becoming live internet theory, and once the inflection point is crossed basically every website, open access doubley so, will have to reposture themselves drastically to avoid the brunt the swarms

>>16962994
AI is advanced enough to solve 1, but not 4 ig. Also if you get rangebanned and you have to verify your email (which is always for me) it's 18 captchas to post

by the way, don't look at the monthly 4chan users graphic, nothing to see there

>>16962994
Bot farms and three letter agencies are still posting shite on this site like crazy. If anything these captchas just filter out undetermined midwits