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Google algorithm busts CAPTCHA with 99.8 percent accuracy
Summary: Google engineers have defeated CAPTCHA thanks to a Street View algorithm designed to decipher blurry street addresses.

Next time you want to post a comment on a blog or use an online contact form, chances are you'll be confronted by a puzzle asking you to read some blurry and distorted text. Known as CAPTCHA, theses challenges are supposed to only be solvable by humans, in order to prevent unwanted bots from using web services.

However, their days as a human-only pursuit could be numbered: Google has built its own automated system that can beat CAPTCHAs with 99.8 percent accuracy.

The algorithm developed by Google researchers is being used by its Street View team to improve Google Maps, by helping to recognising characters in natural or blurry images — for example, the house numbers captured by the Street View cars in the course of gathering imagery for the mapping service.

According to the company, the algorithm can now accurately recognise 90 percent of street numbers, meaning Google Maps users looking for a particular building are likely to get a more specific result.

Edasi lingil:
http://www.zdnet.com/google-algorithm-busts-captcha-with-99-8-percent-accuracy-7000028537/