Image Recognition: Image recognition techniques using AI and machine learning can be used to identify objects or patterns in images. Tools and libraries like OpenCV, Tesseract, and custom-trained neural networks can be employed.
Data Quality: The success rate of CAPTCHA automation largely depends on the quality and variety of the images and the algorithms used for image recognition. If the CAPTCHA system is sophisticated and frequently changes, it becomes more challenging to automate.
False Positives: CAPTCHAs are designed to be hard for automated systems but easy for humans. Even with advanced image recognition, there can be false positives and negatives, leading to occasional failures.
Legal and Ethical Considerations: Attempting to automate CAPTCHA solving can be against the terms of service of many websites and may raise ethical and legal concerns. It’s important to respect the rules and policies of the website you’re interacting with.
Continuous Updates: CAPTCHA systems are designed to evolve to counter automation. What works today might not work tomorrow, so it’s a constant cat-and-mouse game.
Alternatives: Consider alternatives to CAPTCHA for web scraping or interaction with websites. Many websites provide APIs or alternative methods for data retrieval that don’t require CAPTCHA solving.
While it’s technically possible to automate CAPTCHA solving using AI and image recognition, achieving a 100% success rate can be challenging due to the evolving nature of CAPTCHA systems.
Ideally a captcha is introduced to avoid any platform automating the process in it
So I would recommend to access those applications through API calls which doesn’t need any Ui interaction
But still if u would like to interact through UI then u can try with UiPath marketplace component
