> But computers don’t process images the way humans do, Yosinski said.
This means that come the singularity AIs will have to use AI specific CAPTCHAs in order to distinguish between humans (aided by dumb computers) and other AIs.
This means that come the singularity AIs will have to use AI specific CAPTCHAs in order to distinguish between humans (aided by dumb computers) and other AIs.
A C, however, can be drawn as half of a circle - one command to draw an arc, a center point, a radius, and the start and stop angles. Five pieces of data.
(This is assuming, of course, that computers prefer minimal amounts of data. If that's wrong, then the computer would obviously prefer B. You need more data to describe it.)
Also, one could make CAPTCHA's incredibly hard. Humans and dumb computers won't be able to solve it, and singular AI's get a pass. So give access to anyone who isn't able to solve the CAPTCHA and redirect the singularity AIs to google.com :).
Finally, the singular AI could create a CAPTCHA which separates humans from AI. The problem of separating humans from AI will quickly become too difficult for humans to solve.
I get a mental image of a future where computers try to keep us pesky humans out of their websites.