124 Interest Score
16 Discussions
0.13 Engagement
Aug 2025 Launched

Roundtable's Proof of Human stops bots and fraud without slowing down real users. Score all your traffic in real-time, letting only verified humans pass through.

What the Community Said

‘Are you human’ is becoming one of the most important societal questions. Bots, deepfakes, and synthetic humans are ruining online websites, while traditional CAPTCHAs are slowing down real users. Roundtable’s Proof of Human is an invisible API that detects bots at enterprise-grade accuracy and latent so websites can verify their human users friction-free. Let us know your thoughts! - Mayank

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87% accuracy vs Google’s 69%? That’s some serious friction-free security. Amazing milestone!

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What if the bots add randomness to their actions, won't that throw this off? Turing test is so difficult.

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No way—finally a tool that handles bot detection without annoying CAPTCHAs! I’m so tired of clicking traffic lights. How invisible is it for legit users though?

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Looks promising, however are you also fingerprinting the website visitors to find out if user is bot or human?

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