> New approaches are needed, like more dynamic approaches using behavioural analysis
Does this set off alarm bells for anyone else? Of course the best way to know if a visitor is a human or a bot is to deeply analyze their behavior. But that's at odds with the right of us humans not to be analyzed by every website we visit. What happens if we do reach a standoff where the bots become good enough at mimicking human behavior that the only way to tell us apart is unacceptable and illegal behavioral analysis?
Does this set off alarm bells for anyone else? Of course the best way to know if a visitor is a human or a bot is to deeply analyze their behavior. But that's at odds with the right of us humans not to be analyzed by every website we visit. What happens if we do reach a standoff where the bots become good enough at mimicking human behavior that the only way to tell us apart is unacceptable and illegal behavioral analysis?