@leighelse
No doubt to be followed in a few months / years by showing your face and turning it / nodding / shaking it / sticking your tongue out / winking / blinking / forming a set expression, supposedly so it can verify it's looking at a real human rather than a video game character (invariably, children have discovered images / videos of game characters can fool some facial scanning age assurance services, and of course governments don't like it... ).
Then, of course, Google will feed all those Captcha images / videos to Gemini for training purposes...
(It'll probably only be a matter of time before at least one LLM model hoovers up enough data about people to form digital clones of them, and maybe even scammers use the digital clones for assorted nefarious purposes including blackmailing / extorting those who've been cloned...