If you think I’m Not a Robot is simply science fiction that could never happen, think again. The Dutch-language short film centers on a office worker who cannot get her computer to recognize her as a ...

Have you ever tried to go to a website but you were stopped beforehand in order to prove you are not a robot? Well, what is happening behind the scenes may surprise you. Here’s what really happens ...

Now robots are doing the human. Artificial intelligence has become so sophisticated that it’s apparently no longer distinguishable from its human counterparts. The newest generation of ChatGPT has ...

If those bothersome CAPTCHA prompts online seem to be getting harder, it’s because they are. The pesky puzzles are used to ward off bots that crash sites or jeopardize security but now are becoming ...

A film released by The New Yorker was among the winners at Sunday’s Academy Awards. “I’m Not a Robot,” a darkly comic portrayal of a woman trying to convince her computer that she is human, claimed ...

Often while browsing the website, you must have seen the prompt 'I'm Not a Robot'. After clicking, you must be thinking why do I have to prove that 'I am not a robot'. And how will the system know ...

Everyone knows the CAPCHA tests on websites where you either have to click on numerous pictures of cars, traffic lights, or bicycles, enter confusing combinations of numbers and letters or simply ...

ChatGPT is now able to deceive online verification systems that are designed to prove a user is human. The latest version of the AI chatbot can serve as a personal assistant, capable of navigating the ...

EXCLUSIVE: Eric Martin, head writer and executive producer for Loki Season 2, will join Tobias Weymar in producing I’m Not a Robot, a feature adaptation of rising Dutch filmmaker Victoria Warmerdam‘s ...

In addition to Academy Award-winner for best live-action short film, the festival includes nine other short films and three longer films. EVERETT — The 2025 Everett Film Festival will be held ...

The 2025 Oscar nominations were announced on Thursday, and two New Yorker films are among the contenders. “Incident,” which uses body-camera and surveillance footage to examine a police shooting in ...