Does anyone else hate what corporations have done to the word "delightful"? All the corporate art is so homogeneous too.
Also a trillion dollar plus market cap company trying to get free labor? Seriously?
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#12This is kinda funny.
> "Connect with others around the world"
The only connecting I'd want to do is with Chinese people to practise my Chinese. Inwhich my horribly broken Chinese would be a detriment to the algorithm.
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#14Now let's imagine it's fun enough so that people don't see it as free labor, but see it as genuine entertainment, like, say, Wordle. How would they weed out bad-faith players who would try to teach the AI bad ideas, just for, well, fun of it? I don't believe they might fail to anticipate that; I want to understand their approach.
If you ask enough people the same question, it's easy to identify and drop outlier answers.
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#15Scammy how they're spinning it with language used by non-profits/charity: "Learn why your help matters".
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#16So this helps improve Google’s proprietary products. But they aren’t willing to open source the data set?
I’m sure they’d generate more, and better, data if they committed to open source.
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#17Wow, did they intentionally try to make the most loathsome thing possible?
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#18So if Google services behave in a tone-deaf way regarding the culture and languages of non-western countries, now it's the fault of us the foreigners for not contributing enough to the AI?
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#19Crowdsource by Google aka "Help a billion dollar company to create datasets for free"
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#20Crowdsource by Google aka "Help a billion dollar company to create datasets for free"
Make that a trillion