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Person or spambot?

December 8, 2011

Person or spambot?

Are You a Human, a firm created by Stephen M. Ross School of Business master’s students, has developed a better way for websites to verify that a user is a person and not a spambot. The group recently received first place in the student category of the Accelerate Michigan Innovation Competition and is the first feature of a new series highlighting innovation stories at U-M.

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