Automation Studio 5.7 CRACK.34

As many gigs offer unrealistically short delivery times for creative work, it also becomes clear that the gigtrepreneurs themselves use bots, generators, and templates, simulating creative work, creating yet another layer of man-machine-complexity in which they are using automation in order to not be replaced by automation. Doing so, their biggest selling point seems to be their low cost coupled with a truly natural interface, a human being.

Here, a case in point and, maybe, a possible solution: At the end of 2011, while still being students sharing a studio, Silvio Lorusso and I started to take a screenshot of every single captcha that we had to solve while navigating the web. Over the years, proving that we are human time and time again, we captured hundreds of captchas, chronicling years of micro-labor as well as a history of captchas: from a technique to merely prevent spam to a method for deciphering house numbers and transcribing books to a means of teaching image recognition to AI software.