Google's Invisible reCAPTCHA removes the "I'm not a robot"checkbox but can still sort bots from people.

What is the purpose of the ‘I’m not a robot’? How does the reCAPTCHA work? Why do some websites check if you are a robot? Why does Google keep checking I’m not a robot? Can AI solve CAPTCHA?

So, how does Captcha know that I’m not a robot? This brings us to the previous question of how CAPTCHAs can still work today, even if they’re generally used less frequently than in the past.

It's getting increasingly difficult to prove you're not a robot using captcha tests, and humans are getting increasingly annoyed about it.

One of the latest tricks employed by cybercriminals is the fake CAPTCHA scam. These prompts look familiar, even harmless, but ...

Ticking the "I'm not a robot" checkbox on an internet form may soon become a thing of the past. Google has officially announced its Invisible reCAPTCHA service, which is able to differentiate ...

Imagine an AI recognizing that it is not a robot and checking the anti-bot box on its own. That's exactly what OpenAI's new ChatGPT Agent did: it breezed through Cloudflare's verification while ...

If those bothersome CAPTCHA prompts online seem to be getting harder, it’s because they are. The pesky puzzles are used to ward off bots that crash sites or jeopardize security but now are ...

PEOPLE are just learning how the CAPTCHA checkbox actually works. The tedious activity involves a pop-up appearing on screen asking Brits to tick a box saying “I am not a robot”, type o… ...

I’m not sure how Google could exploit that information, but I can understand how — along with everything else Google knows about us — it could worry privacy advocates.