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lukasec
5mo ago
This is for agent-native signup. The key is supposed to be reused later
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lukasec
5mo ago
By "deterministic" I mean "non-LLM". An LLM can still farm keys, but at a per-attempt inference cost
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lukasec
5mo ago
Fastest for humans: just sign up manually via UI
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lukasec
5mo ago
We do have time bounds. For our purposes, a human using an agent is fine. Our main goal is to let in everyone's agents (OpenClaw, Hermes...) and prevent deterministic API-key-farming scripts.
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lukasec
5mo ago
Main goal is to let in everyone's agents (OpenClaw, Hermes...) without human intervention, while keeping out deterministic scripts farming API keys. If a few tool-wielding humans slip through, that's fine (traditional CAPTCHAs als
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lukasec
5mo ago
Curious: which model, challenge and language? (also, have you tried --dangerously-skip-permissions)
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lukasec
5mo ago
Nice! next: the bonus challenge in Japanese (email sales@browser-use.com if you solve it to redeem your Enterprise plan)
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5mo ago
hahah wrong, I actually have a replacement rule "asian" → "agent" in my Wispr flow dict
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lukasec
5mo ago
Great find! plan to add these variants to our parameter sampling. First time I saw this problem was when my game theory prof told this story. It's definitely folklore (see The Legend of John von Neumann by Halmos)
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lukasec
5mo ago
Smart humans, or humans with LLMs, solving them is not a problem. Main filter is agents vs deterministic API-key-farming scripts. Traditional CAPTCHAs also leak in the other direction (our agents crack them consistently).
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5mo ago
bookmarked
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5mo ago
Alternative strategy: go after the other six Millennium Prizes. All you have to do is accept the prize (the only one ever awarded was Poincaré conjecture by Perelman, and he declined)
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Main goal is to let in everyone's agents (OpenClaw, Hermes... these are our best customers), while keeping out deterministic API-key-farming scripts. If a human uses the API key after, that's fine. You also get access to our free
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I prefer having my own agent summarize tuned to how I read
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Prove you are a robot: CAPTCHAs for agents
(browser-use.com)
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