Reddit CEO says facial verification may be introduced. Ostensibly to prevent bots.
But we all know how dangerous this can be. But most likely Reddit users will just accept it.
Although they have a great free analogue right under their noses - Lemmy. Which is many times better than its competitor.
I wish more people would discover Lemmy, but that’s unlikely.
Makehuman for generating models, unity preview renderer running as an MCP tool, language model reads page instructions for pose info, low frequency noise on pose bones to add micro movements.
Bots have had a workaround for weeks now. Same with browser movement bot detection, just train a behavioural cloning model on human mouse movements, and use that to create mouse trajectories instead of directly moving the cursor to the target position.