by Anonymous on January 3rd, 2009

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Can Bots recognize real time images?

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by vittau on January 3rd, 2009
I'm not completely sure I understood your question, but my answer would probably be:
Not reliably.
Bots might be able to identify characters in simple images (a process known as OCR - Optical Character Recognition), but even this is prone to errors (e.g. the Answerbag title image for example).

I heard Japan was developing a security system that would be able to identify people from their faces (based on proportions), but this is yet highly experimental.
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