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1. lxgr+(OP)[view] [source] 2023-07-26 18:57:28
Maybe so, but if so, let's please make it something else.

I'm fine with attestation when it comes to high-risk tasks such as confirming financial transactions or signing legal documents, or anonymous "proof-of-humanity" solutions such as Apple's Private Access Tokens (as long as there's a CAPTCHA-based or similar alternative!) for free trials or account creations (beats using SMS/phone number authentication, at least), but applying Trusted Computing to the entire browser just goes much too far.

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2. nfw2+wI[view] [source] 2023-07-26 22:04:43
>>lxgr+(OP)
With the rate AI is accelerating, it's possible that nothing akin to a CAPTCHA may be viable soon. That sort of verification is already approaching the threshold of what's reasonable to ask humans to solve.
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