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Are you a robot?

What if computer “philosophy” were used in everyday life…

Are you a robot?

Programmers try to make programs and services as user-friendly as possible by making them resemble real life. Sometimes that works, and sometimes… well, yes…

But what about the other way around? Could some “digital” philosophy also be used in “analogue” life? Stevie Martin wondered what it would look like if the authenticity of a phone conversation were checked in the same way that visitors to some websites are checked — to determine whether they are a real person or a “digital robot”, a program trying to guess and steal a user's login details. The result is a funny video…

When you need to confirm you're not a robot pic.twitter.com/nueeljlewl

— Stevie Martin (@5tevieM) November 29, 2020

Source: Stevie Martin/Twitter

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