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by crazygringo
2261 days ago
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Pure speculation, but at some point your dataset is large enough. The original reCAPTCHA corrected errors in scanned books published decades/centuries ago. At some point, they're all fixed. Similarly, more recent images have all been of traffic images. And they probably have way more than enough now -- at least of the type that can be done by reCAPTCHA. So unless Google comes up with a new mass-categorization problem easy enough for literally everyone to do and simple and small enough to fit in a reCAPTCHA... then they charge. |
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