This is just an idea, but I see that some instance prevent bots from bypassing the registration step by asking unexpected questions like “are you human?”. Apparently this is the type of question that can easily discern a human answer from a chatGPT answer. So what if the admin of an instance changed the question asked for registration application every few days? Something like " What did you hit for break f4st? " would give bot proof applications and the answers would likely give the admin a good laugh. Not 100% effective of course, but would help for the time being.
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You can have a hidden form element and if an answer is present you know it’s a bot… Thats what I do on my site and it works pretty well
pretty easy to bypass though if you are a big target
Yup - some bots might detect honeypotting, so you’d need to change it every few days.
That’s clever
I’m not an expert but this seems a cool way to handle Bots, not regarding something they’re unable to do but something they do too well 😏👌
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Thank you for the really informative demonstration.
Point taken.
On a side note, this is horrifying.
https://xkcd.com/810 may be relevant here. Mind you, that’s from 2010, long before ChatGPT.
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I’m not an expert but this seems a cool way to handle Bots, not regarding something they’re unable to do but something they do too well 😏👌
