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a new Captcha?

Forum|Forum|1 year ago
May 29, 2024
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Today I was surprised that there was, I think, a new additional verification of the captcha, in addition to the old type.

Previously, there was one captcha test, but today I found that a new captcha verification test has been appeared. It has become necessary for me every time to complete the old captcha in addition to the new one.

old captcha:

in addition to the new one appeared:

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Correct answer Jill_C

As I mentioned earlier, Adobe seems much more interested in incentivizing Contributors to submit high quality images, and they have taken some steps to make it harder to submit mass quantities simultaneously. I assume that these additional steps were made necessary by AI Contributors uploading huge quantities of poor quality stuff.

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Niki15A7

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I know. It not only slows down the submitting considerably but it is also very annoying. I hope shutterstock will reevaluate and change it back. I don't mind doing it every once in a while but not with every submission.

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Niki15A7

Participating Frequently

I am sorry, of course I meant Adobe. Shutterstock is another site I am active on. There I don't have to do captchas and they have a great tool to add keywords. I can submit many more pictures in the same amount of time as here with adobe.

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Niki15A7

Participating Frequently

To the best my knowledge, Shutterstock does not allow AI. We suspect the capchas have been put in place to prevent uploads of hundreds of AI assets at a time. It appears it might be in need of some fine-tuning, however, especially since some people are seeing them more often than others.

I don't upload mass AI images (or any at all for that matter) I usually just do a couple of images each week and I get the double captcha now every time I completed all the info and press submit. I hate it.

Abambo

Community Expert

Did it work? This looks like "I am keen to learn what is in the image"!

ABAMBO | Hard- and Software Engineer | Photographer

Worker404Author

Inspiring

I can't understand what do you mean clearly, can you please clarify it.

Nancy OShea

Community Expert

Hmmmm... looks like Adobe is filtering out submissions from artificial intelligence bots.

Nancy O'Shea— Product User & Community Expert

Instrumental

Inspiring

How many images do you submit at once? It indeed was reported about the second captcha - https://community.adobe.com/t5/stock-contributors-discussions/why-did-they-add-a-second-captcha-in-which-you-need-to-describe-the-picture/td-p/14647384

Worker404Author

Inspiring

I don't submit alot at once.

Yes i may submit alot at a day, but not a once.

I learned not to post a large amount of photos at once since I had 70 photos rejected at once. I upload one photo and then submit it, then upload one more photo and then submit it.

How many images do you submit at once? It indeed was reported about the second captcha - https://community.adobe.com/t5/stock-contributors-discussions/why-did-they-add-a-second-captcha-in-which-you-need-to-describe-the-picture/td-p/14647384

By @Instrumental

Jill_C

Community Expert

How many per day? I'm wondering whether has implemented this second step on high volume accounts.

Jill C., Forum Volunteer

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