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Web developers have long used CAPTCHA, also called bot tests, are you a robot tests, as a security tool to prevent automated bots from accessing their websites. But a comprehensive new study suggests these tests may now be doing more harm than good.Researchers at the University of California Irvine found that bots are better and faster than humans at cracking these online puzzles that are designed to block them from accessing sites and masquerading as legitimate online users.SEE MORE: Federal regulators launch investigation into ChatGPT creator OpenAIThe study 鈥?which has yet to be peer-reviewed 鈥?looked at 200 of the most popular websites and found 120 of them still used CAPTCHA to trip up software.Researchers then recruited 1,000 online participants to take 10 of these tests on the websites and gauge their difficulty. Their findings showed that various bots described in scientific journals were both faster and more accurate at solving the tests th
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