12:57:31 RRSAgent has joined #rqtf 12:57:31 logging to http://www.w3.org/2017/05/24-rqtf-irc 12:57:33 RRSAgent, make logs world 12:57:33 Zakim has joined #rqtf 12:57:35 Zakim, this will be 12:57:35 I don't understand 'this will be', trackbot 12:57:36 Meeting: Accessible Platform Architectures Working Group Teleconference 12:57:36 Date: 24 May 2017 12:58:03 agenda+ CAPTCHA findings - reporting to APA Working Group 12:58:32 agenda+ Other research topics: updates/discussion 13:01:03 Judy has joined #rqtf 13:02:44 scott_h has joined #rqtf 13:03:01 scribe: janina 13:03:06 zakim, next item 13:03:06 agendum 1. "CAPTCHA findings - reporting to APA Working Group" taken up [from jasonjgw] 13:04:25 jgw: There's agreement on list we can forward this to APA for use updating the Tuering Test paper. 13:04:38 sh: Agree 13:04:54 present+ 13:04:57 jgw: Understanding has always been this would be collaborative with APA. 13:05:48 jgw: May be more to add as we go forward, but things seem ready now. 13:05:59 jgw: I saw one more paper with nothing really knew. 13:07:10 DRAFT RESOLUTION: Forward Captcha findings to APA WG, with proviso additional updates may be forthcoming. 13:07:59 RESOLUTION: Forward Captcha findings to APA WG, with proviso additional updates may be forthcoming. 13:09:43 jb: Still wanting to point out that captcha should be no more than differentiating humans from machines 13:11:08 jb: Rather they differentiate pwds as machines 13:12:28 jgw: Notes that Jason and Janina will work on the APA update edits. 13:13:43 sh: Noting there's also the point that captchas aren't that good at security, either 13:15:33 jgw: Notes not effective against organized crime because human labor can be enlisted to database captcha solutions. 13:16:12 [jb: hears sh suggesting that this language go up front. Slight morph/combo of judy and scott's language: "rather than separating humans from computers, most CAPTCHAs separate able-bodied from disabled humans; nor do they do well for security, either.'] 13:19:14 "Rather than differentiating humans from computers, most CAPTCHAs differentiate disabled from able-bodied humans. Additionally, they often fail to protect security effectively." 13:20:13 "Rather than differentiating humans from computers, many types of CAPTCHAs differentiate disabled from able-bodied humans. Additionally, they often fail to protect security effectively." 13:22:49 suggestion: "A common issues associated with CAPTCHA to rule people with disabilities as a bot and sas such it prevents effective participation" 13:22:50 jgw: More generally known as "human interaction proofs" 13:23:08 jgw: There's literatrue about crowd sourcing 13:23:49 jgw: Crowd sourcing being used to create a db of questions and answers 13:27:19 jb: Please someone remember to bring this up as edits move forward 13:27:22 jgw: Will do 13:27:27 janina: Also me 13:27:53 jb: Still talking with Wendy about when we might be able to schedule a conversation 13:28:29 zakim, next item 13:28:29 agendum 2. "Other research topics: updates/discussion" taken up [from jasonjgw] 13:30:30 jgw: nOting the upcoming APA meeting on Personalization Approaches which may provide research questions 13:30:37 jgw: We need to be aware 13:32:10 jgw: Will communicate results here from this meeting 13:32:46 jgw: Looking at bio factor based authentication 13:33:00 jgw: Not anywhere in W3C, but in EU and US reqs 13:33:18 jgw: Issue appears to be having multiple bio metrics available for users to prefer among 13:34:17 sh: I've been working on WoT a11y, aimed at completion late summer 13:37:15 js: Suggests looking whether proposals include assessment of ability to deliver. Questions ability using IPv4 and NAT 13:41:45 [general discussion of privacy for a11y health info] 13:42:15 js: Will look again for paper on NEST devices phoning home over a private IPv6 subnet 13:44:10 jgw: WoT literature overview late June? 13:44:12 sh: Yes. 13:46:35 js: Here's a device that supports both Alexa and Google Home: 13:46:37 http://linuxgizmos.com/android-smart-speaker-supports-alexa-and-google-assistant/ 13:49:21 [discussion whether VXML recommendation is sufficient for these approaches] 13:54:24 js: Also noting for Jason and all the upcoming joint meeting between VR and APA. May be 7 June 13:55:59 zakim, bye;rrsagent, make minutes 13:55:59 I don't understand 'bye;rrsagent, make minutes', jasonjgw 13:56:10 zakim, bye 13:56:10 leaving. As of this point the attendees have been scott_h 13:56:10 Zakim has left #rqtf 13:56:21 rrsagent, make minutes 13:56:21 I have made the request to generate http://www.w3.org/2017/05/24-rqtf-minutes.html jasonjgw 13:56:54 rrsagent, bye 13:56:54 I see no action items