“Completely Automated Public Turing test to tell Computers and Humans Apart.” Captcha codes are omnipresent on the web since a while and in a certain way they tell a lot about our relation to the machine world. I am waiting for the day when they will be extinct on the web (just a matter of time till software+cpu will be stronger) but maybe return in real life?

Read the full story and more pics here.
First released on datenform.de

“Are you human?” – Set of custom business cards

“Are you human?” – Urban intervention

“Completely Automated Public Turing test to tell Computers and Humans Apart." Captcha codes are omnipresent on the web since a while and in a certain way they tell a lot about our relation to the machine world. I am waiting for the day when they will be extinct on the web (just a matter of time till software+cpu will be stronger) but maybe return in real life? Read the full story and more pics here. First released on datenform.de "Are you human?" - Set of custom business cards "Are you human?" - Urban intervention

Love the internet as much as me? Maybe you’ll like these: I collect CAPTCHA (Completely Automated Public Turing test to tell Computers and Humans Apart) images and recreate them in acrylic. They’re for sale, buy some art! They’re named (top to bottom) lisp, YFHWR, and qGphJD, respectively. Each is on a 5×7 canvas on a wooden stretcher and signed on the back.

Love the internet as much as me? Maybe you'll like these: I collect CAPTCHA (Completely Automated Public Turing test to tell Computers and Humans Apart) images and recreate them in acrylic. They're for sale, buy some art! They're named (top to bottom) lisp, YFHWR, and qGphJD, respectively. Each is on a 5x7 canvas on a wooden stretcher and signed on the back.