Troll Robot Beats Google’s “I’m Not A Robot” Test, Becomes Human

A spam protection tech created by Google is known as reCAPTCHA which is famous for its Ï’m Not A Robot” test. It can only be deciphered by humans. A YouTube video shows a troll robot cracking the reCAPTCHA test in a breeze.

We have been using Captcha to distinguish between humans and robots. One such Captcha tech is the I’m not a robot reCAPTCHA created by Google. One robot managed to pass the test make himself count as a human.

Before you start linking it to artificial intelligence, let me tell you, the robot is a troll which is controlled by a human. But at least, it made the point, nothing is impossible. Here is the video:

What do you think, will there be a day when a robot actually gets past the Captcha shield? Drop your thoughts in the comments.

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