Essentially the standard is saying that anything attempting to connect to the web must provide an attestation that it's representing a human.
Mozilla opposes it because it's another barrier for new tools to implement, and there is no evidence that bots wouldn't just say 'yeah, I'm a human!'
So no benefit, and more barriers
Essentially the standard is saying that anything attempting to connect to the web must provide an attestation that it's representing a human.
Mozilla opposes it because it's another barrier for new tools to implement, and there is no evidence that bots wouldn't just say 'yeah, I'm a human!'
So no benefit, and more barriers