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Using Adversarial Defences Against Image Classification CAPTCHA

CAPTCHAs are widely used today as a reliable method to set up a Turing test to discern between humans and computers. With the improvements in AI technology, many AI hard problems could now be solved with new techniques, for example, better Optical Character Recognition models. This work highlights the possibility of using adversarial defences techniques such as Spatial smoothing and JPEG compression to defeat image classification CAPTCHAs.